653V15006C3T

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Oscillators are important electronic components in modern electronic circuits, used in a variety of applications such as timing control, signal generation, and signal processing, among others. The 653V15006C3T oscillator is a quartz crystal oscillator typically used in applications where accuracy and stability are essential.

The 653V15006C3T oscillator is a surface-mount quartz crystal oscillator. It is a miniature package of 3x3x1mm and produces frequencies from 12.5 MHz to 30 MHz with a stability of ±50ppm over the full operating temperature range of -20°C to +70°C. The 653V15006C3T has a maximum current consumption of 10mA.

The 653V15006C3T can be used in a variety of applications. It is particularly well-suited to timing control in telecommunications, medical equipment, and industrial automation. It is also used for reference timing in frequency and phase-locked loop (PLL) circuit applications, as well as for precision signal generation in test and measurement systems. Additionally, it can be employed for signal conditioning in wireless applications and for basis clock signals in baseband processors.

The 653V15006C3T works on the principle of mechanical resonance. A quartz crystal, the active component in the oscillator, consists of a quartz crystal plate sandwiched between two metal electrodes. When a voltage is applied to the metal electrodes, the quartz crystal will undergo mechanical oscillations due to the piezoelectric effect. These oscillations generate a frequency determined by the mechanical resonance of the crystal. The frequency is then amplified and output as an electrical signal.

The 653V15006C3T is a dependable, accurate and stable device that can be used in a variety of applications. It is a highly precise quartz crystal oscillator in a miniature package and is an excellent choice for applications requiring accuracy and stability.

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