SIT8208AC-G2-25E-31.250000X

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Oscillators are electronic devices designed to create a continuous or repeated signal. They are often used in place of mechanical resonance devices as they require fewer components for operation. One type of oscillator is the SIT8208AC-G2-25E-31.250000X. This device is a low-cost, low-jitter, low-power clock oscillator from SITi Technology. It is designed to be used in telecommunications equipment and high-end networking applications.

The SIT8208AC-G2-25E-31.250000X contains a quartz crystal resonator for frequency stability. This crystal oscillator is designed with a frequency range of 0.25 MHz to 100 MHz and an operating temperature range of -20˚C to +85˚C. The oscillator has an output frequency stability of ±50 ppm over a temperature range of -10˚C to + 70˚C and an output voltage swing of 350 mV.

The SIT8208AC-G2-25E-31.250000X has a wide range of applications, including telecom and networking equipment, video streaming devices, and industrial and medical imaging systems. It can also be used in test and measurement equipment, as well as in communication chipsets and transceivers. The oscillator has an integrated voltage regulator, allowing it to operate from a single +3.3V or +5V power supply.

The SIT8208AC-G2-25E-31.250000X operates using an active crystal oscillator circuit design. This type of circuit uses an amplifier to apply the correct amount of energy to the crystal at each cycle of the signal. This ensures that the crystal produces a precise and continuous frequency. The signal is then filtered and converted to the desired output level before being output from the oscillator.

The SIT8208AC-G2-25E-31.250000X is a reliable and cost-effective clock oscillator option for those needing a low-power, low-jitter signal source. It is designed for applications with stringent jitter requirements and can provide high-accuracy, stable frequency reference signals for improved system performance.

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