ABM10W-27.0000MHZ-4-B1U-T3

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Crystals are commonly used in the production of many different types of electronics. They are used for timing accuracy and frequency stability, as well as for other RF signal-processing applications, such as oscillators and filters.

ABM10W-27.0000MHZ-4-B1U-T3 is a crystal, working as a signal source with a frequency of 27.0000MHz. Due to its frequency, this crystal is often used to control PLL frequency synthesis, signal generation applications and motor speed, frequency control and clock timing.

The crystal is designed for through-hole installation, making it ideal for a wide range of commercial and industrial applications, such as communication equipment and portable audio players. The operating temperature range is from -40°C to 85°C, enabling it to be used in extreme conditions. The ABV10 can handle up to 20MHz and achieve a relative accuracy of +-20 ppm (15C-35C).

The working principle of crystals comes down to the fact that some materials, when subject to an electric field, will begin to vibrate at a particular frequency. This frequency is determined by the structure, size and shape of the crystal, as well as the thickness of the electrodes present. When connected to a power supply, the crystal creates an oscillating electric field, which can be used to regulate and control the flow of current in a circuit.

The other essential component of a crystal is the package. It is important to choose an appropriate package for a crystal, as this will affect the accuracy and performance of the oscillation. Common package formats for ABM10W are HC-49, HC-50, TO-92 and DIP.

All of these factors contribute to the accuracy and performance of the ABM10W-27.0000MHZ-4-B1U-T3 crystal, making it a highly accurate and reliable source for communication equipment and other industrial applications. It is used in applications such as quartz frequency control, crystal oscillators and filters, Clock synchronization, and PLL frequency synthesis.

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