SIT5001AC-2E-18N0-37.125000Y

Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits that produce oscillations, or electrical waves at a particular frequency or set of frequencies. One of the most common types of oscillators are the crystal oscillator, which uses an internal quartz crystal to maintain an oscillating output. The SIT5001AC-2E-18N0-37.125000Y is a type of crystal oscillator that can be used in many different applications.

Application field

The SIT5001AC-2E-18N0-37.125000Y is a low frequency quartz crystal oscillator, and can be used in a variety of applications. It is well suited for timing control and power monitoring, and can be used in microcontroller-based systems to provide a stable clock signal. It can be used as a frequency reference for frequency synthesizers and radio transmitters, and also as a trigger source for sampling oscilloscopes. Additionally, the SIT5001AC-2E-18N0-37.125000Y can be used in telecommunications systems, serial data transmission, and other applications where a stable and accurate clock signal is required.

Working Principle

The SIT5001AC-2E-18N0-37.125000Y is a quartz crystal oscillator, which is based on the mechanical properties of a quartz crystal. A quartz crystal is a piece of quartz mineral that is cut in such a way that it has four distinct sides or faces. When an alternating voltage is applied to one of the faces, the quartz crystal will vibrate at a very high frequency, which is determined by the size and shape of the crystal. This vibration is then picked up by an internal circuit, which amplifies it and produces a stable and accurate output signal.

The SIT5001AC-2E-18N0-37.125000Y is an ideal choice for applications where accuracy and stability are required. The quartz crystal can maintain a high frequency output for a long period of time and is also resistant to environmental factors such as temperature variation, vibration, and electrical noise. This makes the SIT5001AC-2E-18N0-37.125000Y an ideal choice for applications such as frequency synthesizers, power monitors, and serial data transmission.