SIT9001AC-23-33E4-12.00000Y

Oscillators

Oscillators refer to systems which produce regular, periodic motion or oscillating signals. The output of an oscillator is an oscillation waveform and their core components include frequency generator, amplifier, and power source. As technology develops, more modern oscillators are built with special design and high-tech components, like SIT9001AC-23-33E4-12.00000Y.

SIT9001AC-23-33E4-12.00000Y application field and working principle is designed for commercial and military applications. Its operating frequency is 240.0 MHz to 250.0 MHz. It features low noise level (noise figure of 12 dB) and low phase-noise (-109dBc@10KHz offset from Carrier). It also has a stabilised DC voltage that provides the logical power supply.

The principle of SIT9001AC-23-33E4-12.00000Y is oscillation. The oscillator consists of an oscillator stage and an amplifier stage. The oscillator stage is composed of an amplifier transistor and a feedback network. The feedback network forms an oscillator circuit together with the amplifier and the transistor.The oscillator circuit generates a radio frequency signal which is then amplified by the amplifier stage. The amplified signal is then fed back to the oscillator stage where it amplifies again and then feeds out again, forming a sustained oscillation.

Since the frequency of oscillation is determined by the impedance of the feedback network, it is possible to control the oscillation frequency by adjusting the resistance of the feedback network. This is how SIT9001AC-23-33E4-12.00000Y works – it uses a stabilised DC voltage to provide power to the oscillator.

In conclusion, SIT9001AC-23-33E4-12.00000Y is a complex oscillator designed for commercial and military applications. It features low noise level, low phase-noise and high frequency stability. The working principle is oscillation, which is realised by the combination of an oscillator and an amplifier stage. The frequency of the oscillator can be controlled by adjusting the resistance of the feedback network.