Crystals

Crystals are a diverse class of substances that are “hard,” possess an orderly atomic arrangement, and have faces with symmetrical shapes. In terms of electromagnetic properties, they are often considered to be dielectric materials, with a wide range of possible physical properties which depend largely on the crystal structure, but also on its chemical composition. Crystals are one of the most widely used materials in the world in a variety of applications.

7M-12.288MAHC-T Application Field and Working Principle

The 7M-12.288MAHC-T crystal is a quartz crystal from the MHz range, which is widely used in the telecommunications industry. It supports a wide variety of applications, including general timekeeping, clock oscillators and communications module receivers.

The 7M-12.288MAHC-T crystal is made of two parallel quartz plates, separated by a specific amount of distance and glued together with a transparent adhesive. This construction allows the crystal to act as a resonator, with an oscillation frequency of 12.288MHz. The oscillations generated in the crystal can be detected via an electronic circuit, which can then be used as a timing accuracy reference in a variety of telecommunications systems.

The 7M-12.288MAHC-T crystal is a very popular product in the industry due to its high stability and low cost. It has excellent linearity and the frequency accuracy is quite reliable. Due to these features, this crystal is widely used for various timekeeping applications, as well as for communications modules. Furthermore, in terms of reliability and stability, it is one of the best quartz crystals available in the market today.

In addition, the 7M-12.288MAHC-T crystal is also widely used in RF oscillators and low-noise amplifiers. It is extremely reliable in these applications, as its frequency accuracy and stability are both excellent and widely acclaimed.