416F40035IDR

416F40035IDR application field and working principle

The 416F40035IDR crystal is a CMOS, low frequency crystal which is generally used for timing control and precision frequency applications. It is a high-performance combination of quartz crystal and CMOS circuitry that is designed for frequencies up to 8 MHz. It is designed to be very easy to use and in terms of power consumption is much lower than conventional clocks.

It is well suited for low frequency applications such as timers, oscillators, clock circuits, frequency dividers and pulse rate detectors. The frequency range of the 416F40035IDR crystal is 3.2 -8 MHz, making it very suitable for a wide range of low frequency applications. The crystals are well suited for low power systems and applications where long battery life is required. In addition, it can be used for systems requiring lower frequency stability than it is possible with conventional crystal oscillator.

The primary application of the 416F40035IDR is the timing and frequency control in digital devices such as microprocessors and embedded systems. The 416F40035IDR can also be used as a power supply in consumer electronics and portable devices. As a CMOS crystal oscillator, it is also suitable for use in custom IC designs.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 416F40035IDR crystal is based on mechanical resonance. This is a type of vibration that is caused by the mechanical properties of a crystal structure. The crystal structure is made up of atomically smooth layers of quartz, which are cut and polished to form a perfect crystal structure. This structure resonates when it is energized with an electrical current. The frequency of the vibrations can be accurately measured and it is this frequency that is used to synchronize the timing of the circuits in a digital device.

The 416F40035IDR crystal has an extremely high frequency stability and offers very accurate timing control for digital devices. It is also very power efficient compared to conventional crystal oscillators, making it an ideal choice for low power and long battery life applications. It is also very small in size and has a wide operating temperature range. This makes it suitable for a wide range of applications.

Conclusion

The 416F40035IDR crystal is a CMOS, low-frequency crystal oscillator which is widely used in various digital applications due to its high frequency stability, small size and low power consumption. It is well suited for low-frequency applications such as timers, oscillators, clock circuits, frequency dividers and pulse rate detectors. It is easy to use and the frequency range is 3.2 -8 MHz, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.