SIT9121AC-2DF-33E148.500000T

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Oscillators are electro-mechanical components used to produce sine, triangle and square waves or pulses. They produce phases with exact frequency and stability. Examples of oscillators are quartz crystals, LC tanks, MEMS, and SIT oscillators. Specifically, SIT oscillators are considered as surface acoustic wave oscillators, which provide a cost-effective and reliable solution for signal generation. This particular type of oscillator is known as SIT9121AC-2DF-33E148.500000T. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of this device.

Application Field

SIT9121AC-2DF-33E148.500000T oscillators are especially designed for telecommunications as well as industrial, automotive, and avionics applications. With a high efficiency, low power consumption, and high reliability, they have become popular in designs for intelligent networking products. Additionally, thanks to their low EMI/RFI levels, they can be used in audio/video products as well. As these oscillators are relatively smaller in size, they are also adopted for smaller electronic products such as smartphones and other portable electronic devices.

Working Principle

The working principle of SIT9121AC-2DF-33E148.500000T oscillators can be summarized as follows. These oscillators employ the surface acoustic wave (SAW) technology which in turn utilizes acoustic waves on the surface of piezoelectric substrates. The substrate is typically cut from a quartz crystal and then connected to some electrodes. When an electrical signal is applied to the substrate, it transmits the signal in the form of an acoustic wave which propagates and is then detected by other electrodes on the surface of the substrate. By combining the waveforming network with the internal transducers, SIT oscillators convert a digital signal to one or two analog signals.

The use of SIT9121AC-2DF-33E148.500000T oscillators is becoming increasingly popular in various applications due to their reliable and cost-effective nature. They are typically used in telecommunications and consumer electronics, as well as industrial, automotive, and avionics designs. Their working principle is based on the surface acoustic wave (SAW) technology which converts a digital signal into one or two analog signals. As such, they provide a reliable and accurate solution for generating signals with exact frequencies and stability.

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