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Oscillators

The SIT8208AC-GF-25E-16.000000X is an oscillator, a device which produces a repetitive, periodic output signal at a specific frequency. Oscillators are used in various electronic devices and formats, from device clocks to musical instruments. Oscillators convert a fixed or variable voltage input into a steady output signal, enabling the device in which the oscillator is used to function at the set frequency.

Application Field

The SIT8208AC-GF-25E-16.000000X is a crystal oscillator primarily used in professional audio equipment such as field mixers, control surfaces and signal processors. It is designed for high performance applications that require low jitter and excellent frequency accuracy, such as digital audio applications such as studio and stage. Furthermore, it can be used in broadcast applications such as telemetry.

Working Principle

The SIT8208AC-GF-25E-16.000000X works on a simple basic principle - a fixed electrical voltage is applied across a quartz crystal, causing it to vibrate at a specific frequency. This vibration causes an electrical signal to be generated, which is then amplified and converted into the desired output form. The frequency accuracy of the oscillator is directly dependent on the material properties of the quartz crystal as well as the specific design of the oscillator.

The crystal oscillator can also be micro-tuned to achieve exact frequencies with the help of a control voltage. The control voltage causes the crystal to vibrate at a different frequency. This allows for fine tuning of the oscillator, which is essential for accurate audio production or other applications that require precise frequencies.

In addition, the oscillator can also be used to synthesize waveforms by switching waveforms or adding waveforms together to produce more complex frequency outputs. Here, the output is generated by rapidly switching the frequency on and off, which produces a panorama of closely spaced frequencies that simulate an actual waveform.

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