416F36035IKT

Crystals

Crystals are used in many applications, ranging from telecommunications to power generation, due to their excellent properties including low cost, high electrical conductivity, low temperature coefficient and mechanical robustness. One of the most popular crystal application fields is the 416F36035IKT application field, which is used in System on Chip (SoC) devices to provide timing and other critical functions.

The 416F36035IKT application field is a high-frequency quartz crystal, offering extremely accurate timing performance. The crystal is designed to operate in the 4MHz to 4GHz frequency range, and can be used in a wide variety of applications such as server/workstation, embedded/consumer, and mobile applications. The crystal operates on a frequency based on a simple rule of thumb: the frequency is determined by the crystal characteristics and can be adjusted by varying the resonance frequency or the load capacitance.

The working principle of the 416F36035IKT application field is based on the quartz crystal oscillator. A quartz crystal oscillator is a circuitry device that uses the mechanical resonance of a quartz crystal to generate an electrical signal with a precise frequency. The crystal is electrically connected to two electrodes, which are placed on either side of the crystal. An electrical voltage is applied to the electrodes and the quartz crystal, which causes the crystal to vibrate at a specific frequency. The electrical signal generated by the quartz crystal oscillator is then used to control the frequency of the output signal.

The 416F36035IKT application field offers several advantages over other quartz crystal oscillators, such as its low power consumption, low temperature coefficient, and low jitter. Furthermore, the frequency range of the crystal is relatively wide and provides good accuracy. This makes the crystal suitable for a wide range of applications, from communications to sensing and control.

In summary, the 416F36035IKT is a quartz crystal oscillator which offers excellent timing performance, low power consumption and wide frequency range. It is suitable for a variety of applications, from communications to sensing and control. Its working principle is based on the mechanical resonance of a quartz crystal, which is electrically connected to two electrodes and is subjected to electrical voltage. This causes the crystal to vibrate at a specific frequency, which then produces an output signal.