SIT3907AC-CF-33NM-48.000000T

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Oscillators are electronic devices used to generate a continuous waveform, often at a specific frequency. The SIT3907AC-CF-33NM-48.000000T oscillator is a specialty device used for a range of applications in various industries.

Applications

The SIT3907AC-CF-33NM-48.000000T oscillator can be found in a wide variety of applications such as:

• Medical equipment
• Precision measurement and testing equipment
• Microwave radio communication systems
• Power regulation and control equipment
• Navigation and guidance systems
• Air traffic control systems

The oscillator can also be used as a clock signal generator for microcomputers of various architectures, providing high accuracy and short settling times.

Features

The SIT3907AC-CF-33NM-48.000000T oscillator was designed to meet the stringent needs of demanding applications, with a few features that contribute to its overall performance:

• High frequency stability: able to work at temperatures from -55°C to +125°C without an output frequency drift
• Low power consumption: the oscillator can function on 1.8V, 2.5V, 3.3V and 5V, with power consumption of less than 12 mW
• Flexible electronics: the oscillator supports various control modes, including frozen clock and asynchronous reset modes
• Small size and low cost: the oscillator is packaged in a small ceramic chip which is available in both die and SMT (surface mount technology) versions, with competitive prices.

Working Principle

The working principle of the SIT3907AC-CF-33NM-48.000000T oscillator involves a feedback loop where an oscillating signal is created when a capacitor is charged, then discharged through the feedback resistor and amplifier.

The capacitor is charged, while the voltage on the capacitor increases until it reaches the set voltage level (Vset). At this point, the voltage is diverted back to the amplifier, and the capacitor begins to discharge. This cycle is repeated continuously, and the frequency of the oscillation is directly proportional to the feedback resistor and capacitor values.

The oscillator generates a signal with a defined frequency and duty cycle, and is usually controlled by applying an external signal or voltage to the oscillator’s input.

Conclusion

The SIT3907AC-CF-33NM-48.000000T oscillator is an advanced device designed for specific applications requiring high performance and reliability. The oscillator’s features make it a perfect fit for a range of applications, including medical equipment, precision measurements, and radio communication systems.

The oscillator works on a feedback loop principle, and its frequency and duty cycle can be controlled by applying an external signal or voltage.

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