SIT9002AC-33N33SO

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Programmable oscillators are a type of programmable clock generator used to produce an oscillating signal to feed an external system through the output clock pins. A programmable oscillator is a fully integrated, low-power, frequency selectable device designed to generate high-density clock frequencies for a variety of applications. The SIT9002AC-33N33SO is a programmable oscillator with various available frequencies, formats, and different input and output options.

The SIT9002AC-33N33SO has a very low power consumption of 100uA @ 3.3V and can operate over a wide frequency range from 2 to 200MHz. It also has a very low startup current of 50mA and generates a HCMOS output of 3.3V. This device has two independent outputs and two independent frequency sources, allowing for a broad range of applications. It also comes in a very compact package size, making it ideal for applications where board space is limited.

The SIT9002AC-33N33SO is generally used in the communications, measurement and test, industrial, and medical industries. In communications, it is often used in systems that require accurate, stable, and low-cost outputs. These could be used in wireless base stations, WLAN, DSL, or Ethernet systems. Its low-power and low-startup current make it ideal for charge pump applications such as LED driver and thermal control. The SIT9002AC-33N33SO is used in medical equipment such as medical imaging, lab automation, and heartbeat monitors, where its accuracy and low-power benefits enable it to help prolong battery life. It\'s also suited for industrial automation where it is used to help synchronize power supplies, VFDs, and other control devices.

The working principle of the SIT9002AC-33N33SO is based on two basic components – a voltage controlled resistor (VCR) and a voltage controlled capacitor (VCC). The VCR is a variable resistor that is tuned to a specific frequency by varying the voltage levels. The VCR is then connected to a VCC, which is basically a variable capacitor. The capacitance of the VCC is changed in order to adjust the frequency of the output signal. The combination of the VCR and VCC creates an oscillator circuit, and the frequency of the output signal can be adjusted by changing the voltage levels on the VCR and VCC.

In general, the SIT9002AC-33N33SO is an excellent choice for a wide range of applications, due to its low power consumption, small package size, and programmable frequency range. Its low startup current makes it ideal for applications such as charge pump, while its accuracy and stability make it suitable for use in a variety of industrial, medical and communication applications.

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