SIT3809AI-2-25NX

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Programmable Oscillators

Introduction

Programmable oscillators are electronic circuits which can be configured to produce a wide range of frequency outputs. They are widely used in electronic products and can be used for both analog and digital applications. One example of a programmable oscillator is the SIT3809AI-2-25NX programmable oscillator, which is a digital programmable oscillator with frequency range from 25 MHz to 100 MHz.

Application Field

The SIT3809AI-2-25NX programmable oscillator has various advantages over conventional, non-programmable oscillators and can be used in many different applications. Oscillators are typically used to provide timing signals, such as in devices used for measuring time intervals, digital to analog and analog to digital converters, embedded systems, consumer electronics and feature phones. For example, the SIT3809AI-2-25NX programmable oscillator is widely used in consumer electronics and feature phones for frequency adjustment and calibration.

Working Principle

The SIT3809AI-2-25NX programmable oscillator works by making use of an array of discrete resistors and capacitors to produce a frequency output. At the same time, an adjustable reference voltage is applied to the oscillator. By adjusting the reference voltage, the frequency output of the oscillator can be altered.

The oscillator is designed to have very low jitter and noise, making it suited for high-precision frequency measurement. It also has a low power consumption relative to other oscillators, making it suitable for portable and energy-efficient applications.

Conclusion

Overall, the SIT3809AI-2-25NX programmable oscillator is an effective and reliable way to produce a wide range of frequency outputs. It is well-suited for use in various applications such as consumer electronics, embedded systems, and feature phones. It has many advantages over conventional, non-programmable oscillators, including low jitter and noise, low power consumption and adjustable frequency.

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