445C33B27M00000

Crystals

Crystals are a type of electronic component that have many different uses in various applications, from audio systems to clocks and watches. They are used both to produce and control frequencies and to detect the presence of a signal. The most commonly used type of crystal is the Piezoelectric Crystal, which is a type of piezoelectric material capable of creating an electric current when it is subject to mechanical stress, or conversely producing mechanical stress when an electric current is applied.

One of the most widely used Piezoelectric Crystals is the 445C33B27M00000, which is a type of lead-free surface mount transducer. This type of crystal has a number of advantages over traditional quartz crystals, including greater power efficiency and much better temperature stability. It is widely used in a variety of applications, such as clocks and watches, audio systems, and industrial controls.

445C33B27M00000 Application Field and Working Principle

The 445C33B27M00000 crystal has a wide range of applications due to its power efficiency and temperature stability. These applications can vary from consumer electronics, such as clocks and watches, to industrial and commercial use, such as industrial machinery controls.

As a Piezoelectric Crystal, the 445C33B27M00000 works by creating an electric current when it is subject to mechanical stress and then passing the resulting electric current to its intended application. Due to the way it is designed, the crystal is able to produce accurate, stable frequency output over a wide temperature range. This makes it desirable for applications where accurate, stable frequency control is needed.

The 445C33B27M00000 can also be used as a frequency divider, allowing multiple frequencies to be controlled within one device. This feature makes the crystal highly versatile and suitable for a variety of applications. It is often used in audio systems and industrial machinery control.

The 445C33B27M00000 is able to operate reliably in temperatures ranging from -45 to +125 degrees Celsius and it has a maximum reverse voltage of 50 VDC. The crystal also has a high voltage insulation resistance of greater than 10 Giga-ohm.

The 445C33B27M00000 is a highly reliable and cost-effective solution for a wide variety of applications. It offers superior temperature stability and frequency accuracy and is widely used in consumer electronics and industrial machinery control.