SIT8208AC-2F-28S-10.000000T

Oscillators

Oscillators are key components used in portable and wide range of electronic applications. The oscillator works based on the principle of positive feedback of a device, to create a repetitive waveform. Oscillators are used in several different electronic systems for purposes such as activating and sustaining a signal, regulating timing, sending and receiving data, filtering signals, and fluctuating voltage.

SIT8208AC-2F-28S-10.000000T is a type of oscillator that is widely used in electronic applications. It has a stable frequency of 10.000000 MHz and low noise characteristics. It is suitable for high reliability and long life applications, and is built with the latest semiconductor technology. The oscillator operates on +3.3 VDC and has a frequency range of 10.000000 to 100000000 MHz.

Application field

The SIT8208AC-2F-28S-10.000000T is suitable for a wide range of applications, including radio frequency (RF), clock and data signal, sampling and filtering, and instrumentation applications. It is especially useful in applications where high frequency stability and low jitter are required. It is widely used in automotive, aerospace, and medical systems as an oscillator.

In automotive applications, the oscillator can be used for frequency control, signal generation, and signal filtering. It is suitable for engine control, fuel injection, car navigation systems, and other applications where accurate frequency control is necessary. In aerospace applications, the SIT8208AC-2F-28S-10.000000T can be used for navigation, communication, and tracking systems.

In medical systems, the oscillator can be used in ultrasound applications, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), and other medical systems where accurate timing and control is required. It can also be used in test and measurement equipment, telecommunications, and industrial automation.

Working principle

The SIT8208AC-2F-28S-10.000000T oscillator operates on the principle of positive feedback of a device. It consists of a pair of differential amplifiers and a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO). The positive feedback of the device causes the output to oscillate at a preferred frequency. The differential amplifiers condition the input signal and feed it back to the VCO, which generates a periodic sinusoidal signal.

The frequency of the output signal is determined by a combination of an external resistor, and an on-chip trim capacitor, which can be adjusted as per the application’s requirements. The oscillator also includes an internal voltage regulator that helps minimize the variation in frequency due to external voltage fluctuations. The oscillator is designed to provide excellent stability and low noise performance over a wide temperature range.