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Oscillators

SIT8208AC-GF-25E-16.368000X Application Field and Working Principle

Oscillators are devices that convert direct current (DC) into alternating current signals (AC) by using electrical circuits and other components. Oscillators are widely used in electrical and electronics engineering, and SIT8208AC-GF-25E-16.368000X is a common oscillator that is widely used in the field of oscillator.

The SIT8208AC-GF-25E-16.368000X is a CMOS oscillator, with a frequency range of 16.368 MHz to 25 MHz, and a center frequency of 20.864 MHz. It has a low power consumption of 0.8mW, low noise and no external components. It is a highly integrated oscillator with excellent frequency stability and a very small size of 5x7x1.3mm. Furthermore, it has anti-EMI capability and a 10 MHz output.

The working principle of SIT8208AC-GF-25E-16.368000X is based on the relaxation oscillator. It starts with a stable voltage source, connected to two transistors in a circuit. The transistors switch on and off as a result of the alternating current output from the voltage source. This creates a generator effect, with the transistors repeatedly switching, and a voltage oscillating at a given frequency.

The SIT8208AC-GF-25E-16.368000X can be used for a variety of applications, including clocks, audio, radio frequency (RF), video, and other high frequency systems. It is suitable for use in embedded systems such as mobile phones, PDAs, and other portable communication devices. It is also ideal for clock synchronization systems and low jitter clock applications. In addition, it can also be used in short wave radio applications and other data synchronization systems.

In conclusion, the SIT8208AC-GF-25E-16.368000X is a highly versatile oscillator that can be used for a variety of applications. It has excellent frequency stability, low power consumption, no external components, and a small size. It is suitable for almost any application requiring an oscillation of 16.368 MHz to 25 MHz.

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