SIT9120AC-1DF-33S155.520000T

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electrical or mechanical devices that produce cyclic fluctuations or vibrations. They have specific frequency and amplitude characteristics that are used to generate and sustain waves of energy, usually for communication, control, or measuring applications. The most common type of oscillator is the quartz crystal oscillator, a device which can produce precise and stable sine-wave output.

SIT9120AC-1DF-33S155.520000T Application Field and Working Principle

The SIT9120AC-1DF-33S155.520000T oscillator is a synchronous motor-driven quartz crystal oscillator, and is used in high mid frequency applications. It has a stable and precise quartz crystal, which generates a very low noise output signal. It features a number of advantages, including a low power consumption, accurate frequency regulation, wide operating temperature range, and strong electromagnetic compatibility.

The SIT9120AC-1DF-33S155.520000T oscillator works by using a motor drive to drive the quartz crystal. An oscillating voltage is applied to the quartz crystal through a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) circuit. This creates a sinusoidal AC voltage, which is then used to drive a synchronous motor. The synchronous motor drives a shaft on which a rotor is mounted. This rotor has a turnbuckle that creates a coupling between the rotor and the quartz crystal. The turnbuckle causes the quartz crystal to oscillate at its resonant frequency, which is determined by its physical characteristics. This oscillating voltage is then used to control the output signal of the oscillator.

The SIT9120AC-1DF-33S155.520000T oscillator provides a stable and precise output waveform for communication, control, and measuring applications. It is used in a wide range of devices, from computers and digital cameras to automobiles and machinery. It is an ideal choice for applications requiring very low noise output signals with long term stability and accuracy.

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