SIT8208AC-8F-33E-33.300000Y

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Oscillators are essential components in many modern electronic systems. They are used to generate signals of a certain frequency, and are often used to control timing and synchronization between multiple components or circuits. The SIT8208AC-8F-33E-33.300000Y oscillator is one example of an oscillator designed for a specific application. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the SIT8208AC-8F-33E-33.300000Y.

The SIT8208AC-8F-33E-33.300000Y is a high-precision quartz crystal oscillator specifically designed for networking applications. It is designed to generate a stable clock signal of 33.300000MHz with low jitter and low duty cycle distortion. The device has a wide operating temperature range (-40°C to +85°C) and is offered in a 28-pin QFN package size, allowing it to be used in a wide variety of applications. It is an ideal solution for power-sensitive applications such as Gigabit Ethernet networks, Wireless LAN, 10G Ethernet, and other high speed data transfer applications.

This oscillator is designed using surface acoustic wave (SAW) technology. SAW oscillators are a type of oscillator based on the propagation of surface acoustic waves through a piezoelectric substrate. The surface acoustic wave is a wave that propagates along the surface of a material, and is generated by applying a voltage across the two surfaces of the material. The substrate is usually quartz, and the stripes or gratings on the substrate are designed to reflect the waves. SAW oscillators are usually used for clocks, filters, and oscillators for frequencies up to 200 MHz.

The SIT8208AC-8F-33E-33.300000Y oscillator operates by generating the required clock signal from the frequency determined by the saw resonator. It is composed of a quartz resonator, a drive circuit, an amplifier circuit, a clock buffer, and an output. The drive circuit is used to excite the quartz resonator to oscillate, while the amplifier circuit amplifies the signal generated by the quartz resonator further. The amplified signal is then passed onto the clock buffer which is used to drive the output circuit. The output circuit is used to provide the desired level of amplitude and load impedance matching.

The SIT8208AC-8F-33E-33.300000Y oscillator is designed for networking applications that require low jitter, low duty cycle distortion, and low power consumption. It is a low-cost solution for applications that do not require sub-microsecond accuracy in their timing. It is highly reliable and is offered in a compact form factor, making it suitable for use in space-constrained designs. With its wide operating temperature range and low power consumption, the SIT8208AC-8F-33E-33.300000Y is an ideal solution for a variety of networking applications.

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