416F5201XADR

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Crystals

Crystals can be used to build high-precision timing circuits, clock and harmonic oscillators, and are used in many other timing and frequency control applications. The 416F5201XADR is a specialized crystal that is used in some of these applications.

416F5201XADR Application Field

The 416F5201XADR is a miniature, low-cost crystal designed for use in a wide variety of timing and frequency control applications. The crystal is designed to operate at a frequency of 4MHz and is capable of providing accurate timing signals over a wide temperature range. It is also highly reliable and suitable for use in automotive, telecommunications, industrial, and medical applications.

416F5201XADR Working Principle

The working principle of the 416F5201XADR crystal is based on the same principle as other crystals. It is a piezoelectric device, meaning it is made of a special material that vibrates when an electrical field is applied to it. This vibration creates a resonance frequency that is used to generate a timing signal. The crystal is made up of two plates of quartz, which are held together by a metal cup. An electrical field is applied across the plates, which causes them to vibrate at a particular frequency. This frequency is determined by the size and shape of the crystal and can be changed by adjusting the voltage across it.

The 416F5201XADR crystal is designed to provide an extremely accurate and stable frequency over temperature ranges from -40°C to +85°C. The crystal is also very low-power, meaning it can be used in battery-powered applications.

Conclusion

The 416F5201XADR crystal is a reliable and low-cost solution for many timing and frequency control applications. It is designed to operate reliably over a wide temperature range and provides an accurate and stable frequency. It is a great choice for automotive, telecommunications, industrial, and medical applications.

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