416F24012ATT

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Crystals

Crystals are used in many electronic devices and products to provide accurate and precise frequency control. The 416F24012ATT crystal is a miniature frequency control device which combines the benefits of a traditional element and crystal oscillator package in a single small package. This device can provide precise frequency, low power consumption, low noise and excellent start-up characteristics.

416F24012ATT Application Field and Working Principle

The 416F24012ATT is a miniature quartz crystal oscillator which has a small footprint and is ideally suited for applications that require a compact solution, such as portable electronic devices, system on module, automotive applications, and IoT applications. The 416F24012ATT operates on a fundamental frequency of 24 MHz and provides an effective tuning range of ±1 ppm.

The 416F24012ATT applies a hard-wired circuit to the base crystal package. This specific combination of the filter and buffer circuitry and the quartz crystal forms a highly accurate oscillator design. This results in an exceptional and superior start-up time of 1ms and an outstanding phase noise performance of -130 dBc/Hz@1kHz offset.

The 416F24012ATT also features low current consumption, low jitter and low power supply noise. This device can be powered with a supply voltage ranging from 1.8 to 5.5V making it suitable for many different applications. Furthermore, the device has a low profile which helps in reducing the overall size of the application.

The 416F24012ATT is an excellent solution for applications that require an accurate and reliable frequency control. The device is highly accurate, has a long-term stability and consumes an extremely low amount of current. Moreover, the hard-wired circuit provides excellent protection against supply noise, making it suitable for many harsh environment applications.

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