SIT8209AI-82-25E-148.351648Y

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Oscillators are a type of electrical circuit which produces a steady, periodic, repetitive signal. This signal is characterized by its frequency which is usually expressed in hertz (Hz). Generally speaking, oscillators are used to produce waveforms with a known and predetermined frequency, such as in alarm systems, metering applications, and as a timing reference for digital logic control.The SIT8209AI-82-25E-148.351648Y is an example of an oscillator, specifically of the type known as voltage controlled oscillators (VCO). Unlike other types of oscillators, VCOs have the distinguishing feature of being able to adjust and alter the output signal frequency depending on the voltage that is applied to the circuit. This allows the output frequency of the oscillator to be altered depending on the conditions of the environment and application that it is being used in. This desirable trait has made VCOs a popular choice for applications such as signaling and frequency control.The SIT8209AI-82-25E-148.351648Y is a frequency range oscillator which operates from a low of 148.351648Y to a high of 82.25E. It is a through hole part, meaning that it needs to be installed to a PCB using IC sockets and a soldering iron. The oscillator works with two external capacitors that are used to set the frequency of oscillation. The oscillator requires a power supply of between 3 and 15 Volts DC to operate. It provides a drive level of +3 dBm and has a power dissipation of 400 mW.The output of the oscillator can be used to drive other circuits and is generally achieved by connecting it to an amplifier, although the oscillator can also be used directly as a sine wave source. It is commonly used in applications such as precision frequency control, clock synchronization, and time metering. It is also applicable in devices such as frequency synthesizers, signal conditioning, and switching power supplies.

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