9C-5.000MAAJ-T Crystals, Oscillators, Resonators

9C-5.000MAAJ-T

Application Field and Working Principle

Crystal oscillators are used in most electronic applications due to their great accuracy, frequency stability and low cost. The most common form of the crystal oscillator is 9C-5.000MAAJ-T which is a small, quartz crystal mounted in a ceramic holder. It is used in many types of electronic applications including computers, remote controls, telephones, GPS systems and radio receivers.

In its simplest form, a crystal oscillator works by taking energy from a power source and converting it into a steady electric current. This current oscillates at a specific frequency, determined by the size, shape and material of the crystal in the oscillator. The frequency is typically within a range of 10-50MHz, and the oscillator works by using the crystal to constrain the current to oscillate at that set frequency.

The exact frequency of the crystal oscillator is determined by the size and shape of the quartz crystal and the material it is made from. These crystals are manufactured to create very precise frequencies which are used for a variety of purposes. They are used in electronics for calibration and frequency generation, as well as in many medical and telecommunications applications.

The 9C-5.000MAAJ-T crystal oscillator is one of the most commonly used crystal oscillators due to its stability and accuracy. It has a wide frequency range and is capable of providing an output frequency of 5.0MHz. The 9C-5.000MAAJ-T crystal oscillator is used in many applications including radio receivers, telephones, computers, and GPS systems.