SIT9120AC-1BF-25S166.666666G

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Oscillators refer to electronic components that generate sustained periodic electric signals. The SIT9120AC-1BF-25S166.666666G is an oscillator that works with a broad range of frequencies. It is an integrated oscillator circuit with an overtone quartz crystal as the resonant element, making it very reliable and resistant to strong vibrations or temperature fluctuations.

The SIT9120AC-1BF-25S166.666666G oscillator is composed of an overtone quartz crystal and CMOS integrated circuits. Its working principle involves the overtone quartz crystal cutting off the frequency to maintain the oscillation frequency. The CMOS integrated circuits act as the gate, controlling the charge and discharge currents around the quartz crystal to maintain the vibrations of the crystal.

The SIT9120AC-1BF-25S166.666666G frequency range is based on its overtone quartz crystal. For example, if the overtone quartz crystal is 6.000 MHz, it is suitable for 12.000MHz to 200.000MHz oscillator applications. In addition, this oscillator has excellent circuit stability, high temperature compensation characteristics and strong shock and vibration resistance.

In terms of application fields, the SIT9120AC-1BF-25S166.666666G oscillator is most widely used in telecommunication, digital imaging, digital audio-video and consumer electronics, navigation, communication security, industrial control, etc. It is widely used in CD and DVD players, digital cameras, mobile phones, PDAs, GPS navigators, electronic locks, microwave ovens, washing machines, circulation pumps, automotive electronics and so on.

The SIT9120AC-1BF-25S166.666666G series of ultra-small oscillators is RoHS-compliant, with low power consumption and good stability. It works with different frequencies, and has good performance in terms of shock and vibration, making it ideal for a variety of applications.

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