9B-13.560MBBK-B

Crystals

Crystals are substances composed of molecules arranged in a three-dimensional pattern that forms a repeating lattice structure. It can be thought of as a structure of atoms that are arranged in a particular pattern. They are formed under pressure, temperature and chemical composition. Crystals come in many shapes, colors and sizes. Most are transparent, colorless and lustrous.

One type of crystal is 9B-13.560MBBK-B. This crystal is a piezoelectric crystal, which means it has the ability to convert mechanical stress into a voltage. Piezoelectric crystals are used in a variety of applications, including sensing, communication and medical devices. The 9B-13.560MBBK-B crystal is used in high-frequency applications, such as medical imaging, radar and microwave communications.

The working principle behind a 9B-13.560MBBK-B crystal is based on the principle of piezoelectricity. When a mechanical stress is applied to a piezoelectric crystal, a voltage is generated. The voltage is then amplified and used to drive the system. This voltage is what allows the device to function.

The 9B-13.560MBBK-B crystal is able to operate in temperatures between -20°C and +80°C and has a wide frequency range of 1.6-78MHz. It is also highly stable and reliable, making it suitable for demanding applications such as medical imaging and radar systems.

The 9B-13.560MBBK-B is a versatile and reliable crystal that is used in a wide variety of applications. Its ability to generate a voltage when subject to mechanical stress and its wide frequency range make it an ideal choice for many different devices and systems. Its reliability and stability make it particularly suitable for demanding applications like medical imaging and radar systems, where precision is critical.