SIT8208AC-31-25E-14.000000X

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Oscillators are circuits that generate a periodic signal in the form of a sine wave or a square wave. The SIT8208AC-31-25E-14.000000X oscillator is a low phase-noise solution that is designed primarily for radio communication applications.

The SIT8208AC-31-25E-14.000000X comes in a small and compact package and features a wide range of frequency output options from 9.8 MHz to 20.0 MHz. The circuit offers levels of performance that exceed the best phase noise values in the industry. The oscillator is designed with an operating current of 100 mA, making it suitable for portable and low voltage applications.

This oscillator is primarily used in the field of radio communications, where frequency stability and low phase noise are of paramount importance. It can be used in a wide range of applications including radio base stations, mobile phones, and aviation communication systems. It is also suitable for other applications such as video frequency synthesis and test and measurement applications.

The working principle behind the SIT8208AC-31-25E-14.000000X oscillator is based on frequency pulling. The circuirt pulls an oscillator frequency up or down by applying currents to an active element, such as a transistor or an integrated circuit. The amount of current that is applied to the active element determines the magnitude of the frequency variation.

Frequency stability in this type of oscillator is determined by a number of factors such as the temperature, power supply voltage, and the amount of current applied to the active element. The frequency stability of the oscillator also depends on the design of the oscillator circuit.

The SIT8208AC-31-25E-14.000000X oscillator is designed to meet the most stringent requirements in terms of noise performance and frequency stability. The use of this oscillator can dramatically improve the performance of communication systems and other electronic devices, as it helps to ensure that signals are transmitted accurately and with minimal interference.

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