SIT8256AC-3F-18E-156.261718T

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Oscillators are essential components in the construction of any electronic device. SIT8256AC-3F-18E-156.261718T, a new type of oscillator developed by SIT Company, has expanded its application field and improved its working principles.

SIT8256AC-3F-18E-156.261718T is an electronic oscillator module that provides a non-crystalline solution for precise timing in low noise environments. The oscillator features low phase noise and high frequency stability, making it suitable for low frequency applications such as phase-locked loop (PLL) and frequency synthesizers. Its small size and low power consumption also make it a popular choice for integration into portable or mobile devices.

The SIT8256AC-3F-18E-156.261718T utilizes a high performance voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) capable of oscillation frequencies up to 455MHz with a low frequency stability range of +/- 15 ppm over an extended temperature range of -40 to 85 degrees Celsius. The output level of the oscillator is stable over a wide range of supply voltage fluctuations, providing reliable operation in areas with significant power line disturbances.

The module also combines a damping circuit with a frequency multiplication function, allowing the oscillator to adjust itself dynamically and reliably when the frequency changes. The damping circuit also helps to reduce external noise interference. The onboard temperature-compensated crystal oscillator (TCXO) provides precise frequency control ensuring that the oscillator performance remains consistent over a wide temperature range.

Overall, the SIT8256AC-3F-18E-156.261718T is an efficient and reliable device for general precision timing applications. Its low power consumption and small size make it a good choice for a wide range of applications in communications, instrumentation, and process control. Its outstanding frequency stability and low phase noise make it particularly well suited for low-noise environments, such as those found in radio communication systems.

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