SIT9005ACR2G-28SJ

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Programmable oscillators are the electronic components with frequency output that are designed to run at specific frequencies and programmed to operate at user-defined frequencies from one cycle to the next. The major application field of programmable oscillators is that they can provide accurate and multiple frequency curves for various applications. The SIT9005ACR2G-28SJ is a programmable oscillator that offers excellent frequency stability and reliability.

The SIT9005ACR2G-28SJ is designed within the SMT package and specifies sealed ceramic resonators as its input clock source. It features an on-die oscillator and PLL controller, which enables it to generate output frequencies of up to 40 MHz with a very low jitter of 0.5 ps. It supports a range of PECL, LVDS and LVCMOS outputs at frequencies of up to 500 MHz. The SIT9005ACR2G-28SJ also has a power-down pin that allows the device to enter its standby low-power mode.

The working principle of the SIT9005ACR2G-28SJ revolves around a crystal oscillator. This oscillator produces a clock signal that is used by the PLL controller to generate the user-defined output frequency. During the process, the oscillator converts the clock frequency into a digital code. This code is then used to control the output frequency. The PLL controller further uses this digital code to adjust the VCO frequency for producing the user-defined output frequency.

In summary, the SIT9005ACR2G-28SJ programmable oscillator offers advanced features and performance for applications including satellites, military, mobile radio, and wireless systems. It is designed with a wide operating frequency range and excellent frequency stability which guarantees reliable operation even in harsh environmental conditions. It is suitable for use in a variety of applications including military communication, aviation, medical, and industrial automation systems.

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