416F52011AKT

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Crystals

416F52011AKT crystal is widely used in the field of electronics, including in high precision oscillators and other advanced applications. It is seen as an important component in a wide variety of industries.

Features

The 416F52011AKT crystal is made of a high quality quartz and has several attractive features. For example, it has a tight frequency tolerance, with a frequency range of 1 MHz to 250 MHz, and it offers long life operation and excellent stability. Additionally, it is RoHS compliant, has a low temperature operation, and features an integrated ESR of 0.5Ω.

Applications

416F52011AKT crystal has a number of important applications. For example, it can be used in ultra-low power microcontrollers and analog baseband radio receivers and oscillators. Additionally, it can also be used for network analyzers, phase locked loops and PLL frequency synthesizers. It is commonly used as a clock source in RF/Microwave receivers, phase locked loops and communication systems.

Working Principles

A crystal oscillator contains two essential elements: a resonator and an amplifier. The resonator is composed of a thin strip of quartz crystal, which vibrates when the correct input frequency is supplied. This vibration creates electrical signals of the same frequency, which is known as "resonance frequency". The amplifier then amplifies the waveform, making it suitable for use in a wide range of applications.

The 416F52011AKT crystal has a resonant frequency of 14-35 MHz, and it uses a AT-cut quartz crystal, which provides more stability than other quartz crystals. The pendulum-drift vibration, which is unique to AT-cut crystals, allows for very low power consumption and accurate frequency generation.

The 416F52011AKT crystal is particularly well-suited for use in very low power applications, since it requires only 0.1 milliwatts of power, which is considerably less than what is needed for other types of oscillators. It also uses a frequency range of 1MHz to 250 MHz, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

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