SIT9005ACR1D-XXNF

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Programmable oscillators are versatile electrical timing devices that can be programmed and adjusted to precisely mimic the behavior of a traditional oscillator. These types of oscillators are used to generate and control the frequency of digital and analog computing systems. They are also used in industrial applications as well as for communications, control, and digital-to-analog conversion applications. SIT9005ACR1D-XXNF is a type of programmable oscillator that is designed to deliver high-accuracy, reliable and low-power performance.

Physical Characteristics: The SIT9005ACR1D-XXNF measures 10.2mm x 6.2mm x 3.5mm and is provided in a Thru-Hole package. It is designed and made using a standard process which makes it suitable for most commercial applications. There are also additional and optional package options available.

Features: The SIT9005ACR1D-XXNF includes a range of features that make it suitable for a wide range of applications. These features include low power operation, a maximum frequency stability of 50ppm, a maximum supply voltage of 5.0V, a maximum frequency tuning range of 1.8GHz, and a accuracy of ±50ppm at 25˚C. it also has a wide temperature range from -20˚C to +85˚C. The device is provided with I2C, SPI and UART interfaces, and is capable of supporting external clock synchronisation.

Application Fields & Working Principle: The SIT9005ACR1D-XXNF oscillator is suitable for a range of applications, such as in wireless and wired data communications, test and measurement equipment, automotive instrumentation, and military/aerospace applications. It is also suitable for RFID, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth-enabled applications. The device is designed to generate and control the frequency output in these applications.

The oscillator works by using a Xtal-like transducer and a PGA input. The transducer has a crystal mounted in it which vibrates at a certain frequency to generate an oscillating electrical signal. This signal is then converted into a digital value with the help of a PGA. A DSP then decodes the digital value and sends the corresponding frequency value to the PGA. The PGA then amplifies the frequency and sends the signal to the transducer. This frequency output is then passed to the application for an operational frequency.

Conclusion: The SIT9005ACR1D-XXNF is an excellent programmable oscillator for a wide range of applications. Its features and operation make it a highly accurate and reliable device for a variety of commercial, industrial, communications, and military/aerospace applications. It is capable of supporting external clock synchronisation and delivering a high-accuracy, reliable and low-power performance.

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