SIT8008BC-12-18E-26.000000E

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Oscillators are devices used to create regular, periodic signals. This includes clock signals, resonant signal generators and phase-locked loops. The SIT8008BC-12-18E-26.000000E oscillator is an example of a frequency-generating device used in many fields. It produces stable, low-noise signals at frequencies ranging from 8MHz to 26MHz.

The SIT8008BC-12-18E-26.000000E oscillator is a CMOS device. Its output frequency tolerance is ±0.05%, and its output stability is within ±25ppm over -40°C to +85°C. The device offers a good alternative to quartz crystals in operating conditions that vary in temperature or other environmental factors, and it features low startup current of 5mA, and a low supply current of 6mA. It\'s available in a variety of packages, including plastic, SIMIL, ceramic, and SIP.

The application field of the SIT8008BC-12-18E-26.000000E oscillator includes wireless technology, telecommunications, computers, embedded systems, and audio/video systems. The device can be used to generate high-precision reference clocks for digital frequency dividers and microcontroller systems. It is also used in ultra-low-power applications and specialized precision clock applications.

The working principle of the SIT8008BC-12-18E-26.000000E oscillator is based on a Pierce oscillator circuit. This type of circuit consists of an amplifier that is connected to a feedback network. The amplifier is driven by an active element such as transistor, FET, or op-amp. The frequency of the signal produced by the circuit is determined by the components of the feedback network. The components of the network can be adjusted to get the desired frequency.

The SIT8008BC-12-18E-26.000000E oscillator has a wide range of uses in various fields. Its low power consumption and wide frequency range provide a good solution for all types of applications. The device is suitable for low-noise, high-precision signal generation in many areas of modern electronics.

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