403I35L40M00000

Crystals are materials composed of atoms or molecules arranged in precise, repeating patterns. The repeating patterns give these materials their physical properties, such as strength and durability, as well as their various electrical, optical and magnetic properties. The most common type of crystal is a quartz crystal, which is used in many electronic applications.

The 403I35L40M00000 crystal is a precise and durable quartz crystal which is often used in radio frequency, meters and other precision applications. It works by generating a precise frequency when energized with an external voltage (20 VDC max). It has a drive level of -40 dBm to -65 dBm and runs in temperatures from -40°C to +85°C. The size of the crystals are about 1.6x0.6mm.

This crystal is frequently used in wireless radio applications, such as wireless bridges, analog transceivers and wireless antennas. The403I35L40M00000 crystal works through a process known as piezoelectricity. This process converts mechanical vibrations into electrical energy. The crystal oscillates at an incredibly precise frequency, usually 4MHz or 8MHz, depending on the crystal. This precise frequency is then used to control the oscillation of other components in the circuit, such as amplifiers and antennae.

The 403I35L40M00000 crystal can also be used in oscillators, timers, frequency tuning and radio clock circuits. The crystal’s design ensures that its frequency stays constant regardless of changes in temperature or voltage. This allows it to be used over a wide range of temperatures and voltages, making it an ideal choice for precision applications such as radio frequency meters, transceivers, and wireless antennae.

The 403I35L40M00000 crystal is a very precise, durable and cost effective choice for a wide range of electronic applications. Its low drive level and wide temperature range make it suitable for use in many precision applications, including radios, meters and antennas.