SIT1602BI-81-28S-50.000000Y

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Oscillators

An oscillator is an electronic circuit that produces a Signal which oscillates at a frequency. It typically consists of an amplifier connected to an inductor, capacitor, or combination of the two. A common example of an oscillator is a radio receiver. It picks up a radio signal, amplifies it, and converts it into an audio or visual signal that can be heard or seen.

SIT1602BI-81-28S-50.000000Y is a high performance oscillator. It has excellent phase noise performance and stability, making it suitable for a variety of applications. The SIT1602BI-81-28S-50.000000Y has the frequency range from 50MHz to 1602MHz, with an output power of 1.5W.

Application Field

SIT1602BI-81-28S-50.000000Y is widely used in radio, satellite, communication systems, instrumentation, medical and ultra-low noise applications. It has a wide range of applications such as the following:

• Radio communication systems, including mobile phones, satellite communication systems and high-frequency induction systems.
• TV and radio broadcasting.
• Communication and airborne systems in the aviation industry.
• Instrumentation and testing, including spectrum analyzers, frequency meters, and medical testing equipment.
• In medical devices, such as MRI and ultra-low noise devices.

Working Principle

The working principle of the SIT1602BI-81-28S-50.000000Y oscillator is fairly simple. It consists of an amplifier and an oscillator circuit. The amplifier takes a low-power signal as an input and amplifies it until it is powerful enough to be heard or seen. This signal is then fed into the oscillator circuit, which includes an inductor, capacitor, or combination of the two. The inductor and capacitor form a tuned circuit, which is a type of circuit that is designed to respond to a specific frequency of an electrical signal. This tuned circuit is then used to create an oscillating signal.

The oscillator then produces a signal at the given frequency, which is then filtered and amplified before being sent to the radio or other device for further processing. The frequency of the oscillating signal can be adjusted by changing the values of the inductor and capacitor.

The SIT1602BI-81-28S-50.000000Y oscillator is a highly stable and reliable oscillator that can be used in a variety of applications. Its excellent phase noise performance and stability make it suitable for applications requiring extremely low noise and high precision.

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