SIT8208AI-2F-25S-16.367667X

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Oscillators are circuits designed to generate and maintain a signal with an repetitive output. The SIT8208AI-2F-25S-16.367667X is a type of oscillator which achieves this goal through the use of a crystal and to set a specific frequency of operation. It has wide usages in many different applications including clocks, telecommunication equipment and PC peripherals.

This oscillator is designed into a 20-pin rectangular package that integrates the crystal and maintains a great degree of stability over a wide temperature range between -40°C to +85°C. Its operating voltage range is between 5V to 3.3V. It has a high operating accuracy which is ±15 ppm from -20°C to +70°C.

In terms of performance, it has high frequency accuracy along with low spurious levels. It has excellent short-term and long-term stability over temperature and time as well as a low phase noise and low pullability. This ensures a smooth and stable signal.

The operating principle is based on the power amplifier driving the crystal. The internal amplifier has a gain high enough to compensate for the power loss of the oscillation system. This provides a feedback loop that maintains a stable oscillation frequency. This frequency is determined by the crystal design.

This oscillator is mainly used in applications such as clocks, radio transmitters, and modems. It can be used as a frequency reference for clocks in microprocessors, digital audio, and HDTVs. Other applications include calibrating distant transmitters, synchronizing PLL devices, and timing circuits for measuring frequency and counting pulse.

In conclusion, the SIT8208AI-2F-25S-16.367667X Oscillator is a specialized device designed for a wide range of applications. Its high frequency accuracy and stability make it an ideal choice for applications such as clocks, radio transmitters, and modems. It has low pull ability and low phase noise. Its operating principle involves a crystal in combination with an internal amplifier to maintain a stable oscillation frequency.

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