SIT9002AI-38H33EB

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Programmable oscillators are devices used to create a variety of signals in a wide range of frequency and amplitude. The SIT9002AI-38H33EB is a programmable oscillator designed for precision applications where very low-noise performance and room temperature stability are required. Its features, applications and working principles are described in the following paragraphs.

Features of the SIT9002AI-38H33EB:

The primary features of the SIT9002AI-38H33EB include high accuracy and low-noise performance in a very small form factor. It offers an adjustable amplitude range of up to 31 dB, and it has a frequency range of 10-1000 MHz with selectable harmonics up to 1000 MHz.The device is also able to provide very stable and linear frequency sweeps, making it ideal for precision applications. Additionally, the SIT9002AI-38H33EB offers extremely low phase noise and jitter performance, which is essential in high-performance applications.

Applications:

The features of the SIT9002AI-38H33EB make it suitable for many applications. It is often used in communications systems, such as in commercial wireless and satellite communication systems. It is also used in military and aerospace applications due to its significant noise reduction performance. Additionally, it can be used in automotive testing, medical ultrasound imaging, and entertainment systems. In particular, due to its noise reduction capabilities, the SIT9002AI-38H33EB is suitable for any system that requires excellent signal to noise ratio performance.

Working Principle:

The SIT9002AI-38H33EB is a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), which means that it generates an oscillating output voltage based on an input voltage. This input voltage is a very low-level control signal that is generated by a control circuit. This control circuit is designed to adjust the frequency of the oscillator as well as the amount of noise that it produces. This is accomplished by adjusting the amplitude of the input control signal, which in turn adjusts the output frequency of the oscillator, as well as its noise levels.

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