SIT9005ACU2H-18NA

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Programmable Oscillators

Programmable oscillators are electrical and electronic components for generating oscillator signals. The most common type of oscillators are quartz-crystal oscillators, which can generate precise frequencies for timing, communication and measurement applications. Programmable oscillators are even more versatile because they can be programmed to generate a wide range of frequencies, making them useful for a wide variety of applications.

SIT9005ACU2H-18NA Application Field and Working Principle

The SIT9005ACU2H-18NA is a programmable oscillator manufactured by Siano. It is a low power, low phase noise device that can be programmed to generate a range of frequencies from 10 MHz to 200MHz. It is designed for a wide variety of applications such as radio transceivers, base station test and measurement, cellular radio applications, navigation transmitters and receivers, automotive telematics and GPS navigation applications.

The SIT9005ACU2H-18NA utilizes a single output frequency that is programmed through an I2C interface. It can be programmed with a duty cycle up to 50% and an output voltage between 0.7V and 3.3V. It is also capable of pulling a load up to 10mA. It is designed with an inductor-capacitor (LC) oscillator circuit with a frequency output range of 96MHz to 196MHz.

The SIT9005ACU2H-18NA also offers a wide range of features, such as a low current consumption of 0.5mA at Vcc=3.3V, a low frequency accuracy of ±3ppm and a limited supply stability of ±2ppm over the temperature range of -40°C to +85°C, enabling high frequency stability even in the most demanding applications.

The SIT9005ACU2H-18NA is an extremely versatile device that can be programmed to generate a wide range of frequencies and voltage levels. Its customizable features make it an ideal solution for a variety of applications that require precise and reliable oscillator signals.

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