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SIT8208AC-2F-18S-14.000000T application field and working principle

Oscillators are widely used in various fields, and SIT8208AC-2F-18S-14.000000T oscillator is no exception. SIT8208AC-2F-18S-14.000000T is a type of low g-sensitivity and low jitter oscillator, mainly used in industrial control and communication.

Application Field

SIT8208AC-2F-18S-14.000000T is mainly used in industrial control and communication, generally applied in clocks and synthesis systems. With a frequency of 14MHZ and low jitter of less than 0.6ps typical, it is especially suitable for applications requiring small size and low power.

In addition, other application fields include wearable devices, automotive systems, smart home, wireless communications, system-on-chip, and so on.

Working Principle

SIT8208AC-2F-18S-14.000000T ultrasound oscillator using advanced CMOS IC technology, the conventional oscillator circuit designed as an on-chip oscillator. Because its operating principle is different from the crystal oscillator and ceramic resonator oscillator, it can effectively reduce the effect of temperature and humidity on the oscillation system to ensure long-term stable oscillation.

In addition, the SIT8208AC-2F-18S-14.000000T oscillator uses a saw-tooth wave to achieve a good frequency resolution, as well as a high frequency stability and fast rise time. Moreover, it also features an adjustable range of ±100ppm frequency synthesizer with a low g-sensitivity of ±2ppm/g.

Conclusion

In conclusion, SIT8208AC-2F-18S-14.000000T oscillator is a very common oscillator in the oscillator industry. It is widely used in industrial control and communication, clocks and synthesis systems, wearable devices, automotive systems, smart home, wireless communications, system-on-chip and other fields. It also has the advantages of low g-sensitivity, low jitter, good frequency resolution, high frequency stability and fast rise time.

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