SIT5000AICGD-33S0-25.000000X

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits that generate periodic waveforms. Many of these contain a device or component that produces an output voltage or current that oscillates between two levels with a specified frequency. Oscillators are used in a variety of applications, including frequency synthesis, acoustics, automotive, aerospace, telecommunications, radar, and industrial control.

The SIT5000AICGD-33S0-25.000000X is a low power, wide temperature range crystal oscillator (XO). It belongs to the SIT5000 family of oscillators and has a max frequency of 78MHz. It is designed to maintain tight frequency and phase stability over a wide operating temperature range, thus making it suitable for automotive, aerospace, and industrial control applications.

The SIT5000AICGD-33S0-25.000000X oscillator consists of an excitation source, such as a quartz crystal or an inductor coil, a resonator, or a piezoelectric element, and an amplifier. It has a wide range of outputs such as TTL, LVDS, LVTTL, LVCMOS, and HSTL. It also has low jitter and has a typical output level of 3.3V ± 5%.

The working principle of the SIT5000AICGD-33S0-25.000000X oscillator is based on periodic charging and discharging of a capacitor between two plates. This in turn causes an electric current to oscillate between two levels at a frequency determined by the values of the capacitor and resistors linked to it. This oscillation is amplified by the amplifier, which produces an output voltage or current with a given frequency. The resonator serves to keep the frequency of oscillation stable regardless of external factors, such as temperature, pressure, or noise.

The SIT5000AICGD-33S0-25.000000X oscillator is an ideal solution for applications that require a high degree of frequency and phase stability, such as automotive, aerospace, and industrial control. It is also useful for frequency synthesis, acoustics, radar, and telecommunications.

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