SIT9120AC-1D3-25S133.333333T

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Oscillators

SIT9120AC-1D3-25S133.333333T, an oscillator, is one of the most common electronic components. It is an electrical circuit that produces a periodic, oscillating electronic signal, often a sine wave or a square wave. It is widely used in many areas for generating a stable clock signal and providing timing references. This article will give a brief introduction to the application fields and the working principle of SIT9120AC-1D3-25S133.333333T oscillator.

Application Fileds

Oscillators are widely used in various fields. SIT9120AC-1D3-25S133.333333T oscillator is applicable to communication systems, GPS and WLAN. It can be used for cell phone signal generation, coding, decoding for data transmission and reception, synchronization and timing, tracking, and locating, etc. In addition, it can also be used in computer systems, audio and video equipment, medical instrument, military equipment, security equipment, etc.

Working Principle

The work of an oscillator is based on the feedback loop principle, which is composed of an amplifier and a frequency-determining circuit. Within the frequency-determining circuit, if the frequency of the applied voltage remains unchanged, the negative feedback of the amplifier will cause the output of the amplifier to decrease until it falls below the input voltage. When this happens, the negative feedback will reverse its polarity, and the output of the amplifier will change from negative to positive, creating an oscillation cycle. The frequency-determining components like capacitors, inductors, or resistors determine the oscillation frequency. As for SIT9120AC-1D3-25S133.333333T oscillator, it is TTL series oscillator with a 0.47µF capacitor.

Conclusion

SIT9120AC-1D3-25S133.333333T, as an oscillator, has wide application in many areas due to its stable oscillation and specific frequency. The working principle is based on the feedback loop principle, in which the frequency-determining circuit determines the oscillation frequency.

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