ABM10W-28.3220MHZ-7-J2Z-T3

Crystals

A crystal oscillator is an electronic oscillator circuit that uses the mechanical resonance of a vibrating crystal of piezoelectric material to create an electrical signal with a very precise frequency. ABM10W-28.3220MHZ-7-J2Z-T3 quartz crystals are used to create electrical oscillations in systems ranging from clocks and watches, computers and telecoms to automotive, defense and industrial equipment. There are two ways in which ABM10W-28.3220MHZ-7-J2Z-T3 crystals are used: as a resonator to generate frequencies or as selectors to choose predetermined frequencies. The two principles of operation used in crystal oscillators are the AT cut and the BT cut.

Application Field and Working Principle

ABM 10W-28.3220MHZ-7-J2Z-T3 quartz crystals can be used in a wide range of applications, from medical to automotive and from military to consumer applications. Commonly used in the telecommunications sector, this rapid-response time-keeping precision device is especially popular in applications for making oscillators.

The ABM10W-28.3220MHZ-7-J2Z-T3 quartz crystal is a precision device based on the AT-cut resonator, a type of crystal that is specially designed for its frequency stability, temperature stability, and aging characteristics. The AT-cut of the crystal is designed to resonate at a particular frequency, determined by the thickness of the crystal and the angle of the crystal faces. This resonator is placed in an oscillator that uses an amplifier to increase the amplitude of the oscillation to a point where it can be used to power a circuit.

The frequency of these crystals is usually accurate to a few parts per million (ppm), making them ideal for applications requiring precise timing or frequency control. The ABM10W-28.3220MHZ-7-J2Z-T3 quartz crystal oscillators, with a frequency of 28.3220 MHz, are used in a variety of applications that require a stable frequency, such as radio transmitters, television receivers, and digital timing circuits. These crystals are also used to control the frequency of low-frequency analog oscillators that generate signals for slow timing circuits, such as those used in quartz watches.

The frequency of the quartz crystal is temperature sensitive, so the frequency of the oscillator must be corrected by periodically adjusting the crystal\'s temperature. This is done by heating or cooling the crystal with a device called a temperature compensator. Temperature compensators work by controlling the amount of heat energy applied to the crystal, allowing the user to accurately adjust the frequency of the oscillator for use in temperature-sensitive applications.

The ABM10W-28.3220MHZ-7-J2Z-T3 quartz crystal\'s stable frequency makes it a reliable component for many applications, and the adjustable temperature compensator ensures that the frequency remains accurate, even in temperature-dependent systems. This makes it an ideal component for a wide range of applications, from medical to automotive and from military to consumer applications that require precise timing or frequency control.