SIT9120AI-2C2-33S156.250000Y

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Oscillators: SIT9120AI-2C2-33S156.250000Y

An oscillator is an electronic circuit commonly used for hardware synchronization or signal generation. Oscillators generate and output periodic signals, while amplifiers amplify input signals. Oscillators are used for a variety of applications in the field of electronics, including radio communications, digital logic and digital signal processing.

SIT9120AI-2C2-33S156.250000Y is a high-stability MEMS oscillator. It operates in the GHz frequency range and is designed for the following applications:

• GPS receivers
• Wireless communications
• Radio systems
• Broadcast systems

The oscillator operates at 2.8V to 5.5V, with 1.8V to 3.3V output voltage. It has an ultra-low phase noise performance and extremely high pull range of ±75ppm at room temperature. It is also an excellent choice for high frequency applications since it has high frequency stability up to 220MHz.

The Oscillator also has short-term stability of 0.5ppb/G and long-term stability of 0.5ppm/G. The wide swing range is ±25ppm across -40C to +85C. It also has a low-temperature coefficient of ±25ppm at -40C to +85C, a very smooth power-up time of 10ms and fast frequency settling time of 1us.

To achieve the desired frequency, the oscillator works by switching the output between two different frequencies at a very fast rate. When the output frequency is higher than the desired frequency, some of the clock cycles are skipped to reduce the frequency to the desired level. When the output frequency is lower than the desired frequency, additional cycles are inserted to increase the frequency to the desired level.

SIT9120AI-2C2-33S156.250000Y is an excellent choice for applications that require low power consumption and high stability. Its efficient operation makes it suitable for a wide range of applications such as GPS receivers, wireless communications, and radio systems.

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