SIT8008BC-22-18E-22.579200E

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Oscillators produce periodic electrical signal waveforms for a wide variety of uses, ranging from timekeeping and communication to controlling the speed of a motor or the frequency of an amplifier. Of these, SIT8008BC-22-18E-22.579200E is a low-cost, high-performance component used in many applications.

The SIT8008BC-22-18E-22.579200E oscillator is a quartz crystal oscillator with a fundamental-mode design and a frequency of 22.579200 MHz ±50ppm (parts-per-million). It has an operating temperature range of -40° to +85°C and a minimum output level of 0.47Vpp, meaning it can be used in a variety of applications. It also features a 6pF (picofarad) load capacitance and drive level of 0.5 to 1.0mW.

In terms of applications, this oscillator is primarily used in radio communication and communication related products, computers, automotive products, consumer electronics, and telecommunication equipment. For example, in radio communication, this oscillator is used as a local oscillator to generate a frequency that is used to modulate and demodulate radio signals. In consumer electronics, this oscillator is typically used in digital clocks or timers to generate a periodic signal of a particular frequency (in this case, 22.579200 MHz ±50ppm).

In terms of its working principle, SIT8008BC-22-18E-22.579200E oscillator operates using a quartz crystal that is made up of two plates of quartz crystal that are connected with electrodes. When a voltage is applied to the electrodes, the quartz crystal undergoes a deformation, which in turn causes it to produce an alternating electric signal at a predetermined frequency. This frequency is determined by the material and the size of the quartz crystal, and can be adjusted by changing the load capacitance or drive level.

In conclusion, SIT8008BC-22-18E-22.579200E is an oscillator that is both low cost and high performance, making it a very popular choice for a variety of applications. Its working principle is based on the use of a quartz crystal that undergoes a deformation when a voltage is applied, thereby producing a periodic electric signal of a particular frequency.

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