SIT5001AC-2B-33N0-20.736000

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Oscillators are electric components that generate an AC voltage at a specific frequency. They are used in many industries, from medical devices to testing equipment to telecommunications and computing systems. The SIT5001AC-2B-33N0-20.736000 oscillator is a common oscillator that is used in various applications. It is known for its high accuracy, stability, and reliability.

The SIT5001AC-2B-33N0-20.736000 oscillator is typically used in medical applications, such as diagnostic imaging and resonance-frequency nuclear magnetic imaging (MRI). It is also used in high-accuracy frequency counters and pulse generators, in data transmission applications such as modems, in temperature measurement systems, in communications hardware, and in microprocessors.

The SIT5001AC-2B-33N0-20.736000 oscillator works by using a quartz crystal to generate an AC signal at a precise frequency. The quartz crystal is made from synthetic quartz, which has consistent electrical properties over a wide temperature range. The quartz crystal is made to vibrate by an electrical field and this creates an alternating voltage at a precise frequency. This oscillation is then amplified before it is sent through the linear circuit.

The SIT5001AC-2B-33N0-20.736000 oscillator is designed to operate within a frequency range of 20 kHz to 4.2 GHz, with a frequency stability of 0.01 ppm over a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. It has a wide operating voltage range of 3V to 5V, and it has an Output level of +5dBm to +20dBm. It also has an integrated frequency pre-scaler, and it has an MTTF of up to 1.75 million hours.

The SIT5001AC-2B-33N0-20.736000 oscillator is a versatile component that is widely used in various electronic applications. It offers high accuracy, stability, and reliability, making it an ideal choice for medical devices, data transmission, and microprocessors.

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