SIT1618BE-23-33E-8.000000E

Oscillators can be broken down into two categories: passive and active. Passive oscillators utilize external feedback circuits and rely on a resonance phenomenon called negative resistance. Active oscillators use active components like transistors and operational amplifiers to generate an amplified sinusoidal waveform.

The SIT1618BE-23-33E-8.000000E Oscillator is an example of an active oscillator. This oscillator is designed for use in synchronous applications such as automotive communications. It can be used in applications such as global positioning systems (GPS), base stations, and radio frequency identification (RFID) systems. The SIT1618BE-23-33E-8.000000E oscillator provides a low-power, low-phase noise signal with a wide range of frequencies from 1 Hz to 180 MHz.

The SIT1618BE-23-33E-8.000000E oscillator is based on a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) design that utilizes a multi-phase, differential, circuit topology to provide a low-phase noise, stable frequency. The oscillator has several input control pins that allow for an accurate frequency adjustment as well as a width voltage input. The voltage input adjusts the VCO stage such that it can tune up or down frequencies for tight frequency and phase control. It also has an enable/disable control pin to allow for shut down or power up of the oscillator.

The SIT1618BE-23-33E-8.000000E Oscillator is an active oscillator that has excellent phase noise performance. It is designed for wideband synchronous applications such as automotive communications and global positioning systems. The oscillator has a wide frequency range and is capable of tuning up and down for tight phase control. Furthermore, it has an enable/disable control pin that allows for easy shut down or power up of the oscillator.