SIT8208AC-83-18S-37.500000T

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Oscillators are incredibly useful devices, allowing electrical systems to produce an on-going stream of electrical signals — of varying frequencies and waveforms — essential to many processes and products far beyond the realm of just sound. A good example of just such a device is the SIT8208AC-83-18S-37.500000T, specifically designed to produce a continuous sine wave of extremely stable frequency.

The SIT8208AC-83-18S-37.500000T is an oscillator in the form of a hybrid circuit package, constructed around a colpitts-type oscillator circuit. This type of circuit produces an oscillation of 37.5 MHz at its natural frequency.

The SIT8208AC-83-18S-37.500000T is composed of a single transistor mounted on a hybrid circuit substrate, along with a small amount of external circuitry. This external circuitry is designed to produce an output voltage that is proportional to the current flowing through the transistor, with minimal voltage variations over time. This provide the SIT8208AC-83-18S-37.500000T with a very stable output signal.

The SIT8208AC-83-18S-37.500000T application field is mainly used in communications equipment, RF receivers and transmitters, as well as in Cellular Base Stations and microwave systems. Additionally, it is also used in wide range of industrial and consumer applications, including TV sets, microwave ovens, cordless phones and DVD players.

The working principle of the SIT8208AC-83-18S-37.500000T relies on the fact that when the current drawn by its transistor varies, the output voltage also varies, thus creating an oscillation. This oscillation is created by an external circuitry and consists of a continuous sine wave of 37.5 MHz.

The SIT8208AC-83-18S-37.500000T is designed to provide an extremely stable output signal of 37.5 MHz, making it ideal for many applications requiring constant and reliable oscillations. It is also designed to minimize the voltage variations over both temperature and time, making it highly dependable in many contexts.

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