SIT8208AC-GF-25S-16.368000X

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Oscillators are devices that generate periodic signals. The SIT8208AC-GF-25S-16.368000X is one such oscillator device. It is a Crystal Oscillator with a frequency of 16.368 MHz. The oscillator is designed for use in RF and microwave applications where a highly stable timing signal is needed.

The SIT8208AC-GF-25S-16.368000X Oscillator operates on the principle of resonance in quartz crystal. As quartz is a piezoelectric material, a voltage applied to it causes it to vibrate at a frequency proportional to the electric field, based on the frequency’s inverse relationship with capacitance. The oscillator then takes advantage of the crystal’s natural frequency to generate a pure, stable frequency.

The SIT8208AC-GF-25S-16.368000X Oscillator is designed for use in radio frequency and microwave applications. It is suitable for applications such as mobile radio base station transceivers, ultra-wide band applications, RFID, Wi-Fi systems, and wireless alert systems. It is also suitable for general timing and clock synchronization applications requiring precision and stability.

The oscillator is designed to operate over a wide range of temperatures, from -40 to 85 degrees Celsius. It also has a low phase noise and jitter of up to 110 dBc/Hz. The oscillator is hermetically sealed to withstand harsh environmental conditions. It is also packaged in a small footprint that is ideal for space-constrained applications.

The SIT8208AC-GF-25S-16.368000X Oscillator is an ideal device for applications requiring stable and precise frequency control. It offers excellent stability and reliability, thanks to its quartz crystal base. With its hermetically sealed package and wide operating temperature range, the SIT8208AC-GF-25S-16.368000X Oscillator is the perfect device for a range of RF and microwave applications.

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