SIT8208AC-G2-25E-8.192000Y

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Oscillators are electronic components used as the periodic signals which generated by the oscillation between capacitors and inductors. The SIT8208AC-G2-25E-8.192000Y is one of the oscillators with a wide range of applications and unique features.

The SIT8208AC-G2-25E-8.192000Y is a single-frequency, quartz crystal oscillator which is suitable for multiple applications. It features a CMOS output with a maximum supply voltage of 5V. It has a frequency range of 8.192 MHz, with a frequency stability of ±12ppm/25°C (Typical). It also has a very low power consumption (1.3 mA Max), making it ideal for applications operating on battery power.

The SIT8208AC-G2-25E-8.192000Y is widely used in radio frequency (RF) applications, such as mobile phone base stations, GPS systems, and broadcasting systems. It can also be used in audio systems, timing systems, clock-controlled digital systems, and computer applications. In addition, it can generate a high-precision signal for ADC and DAC communication.

The working principle of the SIT8208AC-G2-25E-8.192000Y is based on the fact that, when a quartz crystal is placed between two electrical conductors, it vibrates at its resonant frequency. The oscillators use this principle to produce an electrical signal of a specific frequency. The signal is then amplified and used for various purposes.

The oscillator consists of three parts, namely an oscillator chip, a crystal, and passive components, such as inductors and capacitors. The oscillator chip converts the electric signals from the crystal into a digital signal. It then amplifies the signal and supplies it to the inductor and capacitor. The inductor and capacitor act as a resonator and filter the signals to the desired frequency. This is the basic functioning of the oscillator.

The SIT8208AC-G2-25E-8.192000Y is widely used in communication and other electronic applications due to its wide range of features. Its low power consumption and frequency stability make it ideal for applications operating on battery power. In addition, its high-precision output is essential for ADC and DAC communication.

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