SIT1602BI-82-28E-31.250000X

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Oscillators are electronic circuits that produce oscillatory signals with a variety of waveforms, such as sine wave and square wave. They are capable of both generating and regulating the frequency of electrical signals. SIT1602BI-82-28E-31.250000X is a popular type of oscillator that is widely used in various applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the SIT1602BI-82-28E-31.250000X oscillator.

Application Field

The SIT1602BI-82-28E-31.250000X oscillator mainly finds its application in the field of digital clocks, watches, timers and synchronizing devices. It is also used in the production of audio equipment, such as CD players, radios and amplifiers. Additionally, this type of oscillator can be used for synchronization of on-board computer systems and for decoupling or biasing control in electronic systems. It is also used as a reference frequency for frequency counter, generator and divider.

Working Principle

The SIT1602BI-82-28E-31.250000X oscillator uses a crystal as the resonator in order to produce the oscillations. The resonator is connected to the oscillator in such a way that the electric field across it produces an electromagnetic field that turns two rectifiers into an AC generator. The generated AC is then brought to a comparator in order to filter the spikes. The components are then connected to a circuit in order to produce an oscillation frequency according to the resonator’s frequency. The oscillator then amplifies the frequency to a desired level that drives the attached components.

To sum up, SIT1602BI-82-28E-31.250000X oscillator can find its application in various fields, such as digital clocks, watches, audio processors and frequency counters. It mainly uses a crystal as the resonator to produce oscillations which are then amplified for driving the attached components. The working principle of this oscillator is based on the principle of an AC generator combined with a comparator for filtering spikes.

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