SIT8208AI-GF-33S-12.800000T

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Oscillators are a family of electronic components which generate a periodic electronic signal. They are used in many applications, such as clocks, radios, computers and audio systems. The SIT8208AI-GF-33S-12.800000T is an oscillator that belongs to this family, and it has a specific application field and working principle.

Application Field

The SIT8208AI-GF-33S-12.800000T oscillator is a crystal oscillator that produces a signal of 12.800000 MHz. It is designed for use in GPS equipment, industrial computers, and other sensitive digital equipment which need a reliable, high frequency signal. It is quite compact, measuring only 3.2mm×2.5mm, and its use of an AT cut crystal make it highly accurate.

Working Principle

The SIT8208AI-GF-33S-12.800000T oscillator works by combining a quartz crystal resonator with an amplifier. The quartz crystal resonator is made of quartz crystal, cut in a specific shape with a specific thickness. When a voltage is applied across the resonator, it vibrates at a specific frequency determined by its dimensions. This is called the resonant frequency. The amplified signal from the resonator is then fed to the amplifier, which amplifies it and feeds it back to the resonator. The resonator tunes itself to the component’s resonant frequency and it produces a consistent oscillating signal at that frequency. This oscillating signal can then be used by other components to regulate their clock speeds.

Conclusion

The SIT8208AI-GF-33S-12.800000T oscillator is an AT cut crystal oscillator designed for use in GPS equipment, industrial computers, and other sensitive digital equipment requiring a reliable, high frequency signal. The oscillator works by combining a quartz crystal resonator with an amplifier and the resonator tunes itself to the component’s resonant frequency to produce a consistent oscillating signal.

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