ABM11-32.000MHZ-B1U-T

Crystals are an essential part of many technologies, used in a wide range of applications. They are also one of the most common components found in digital electronics, used to generate a stable frequency reference in a circuit. One of the most common crystal used today is the ABM11-32.000MHZ-B1U-T.

The ABM11-32.000MHZ-B1U-T is a quartz cut, multi-mode crystal, with an accuracy of 0.1ppm (at 25C). Its frequency range is from 10.000MHz to 35.000MHz with a center frequency of 32.000MHz, allowing for easy tuning and frequency adjustment. This crystal is intended for use in LED (Light Emitting Diode) display, mobile phone and other applications requiring a high stability signal source.

The ABM11-32.000MHZ-B1U-T works on the principle of the piezoelectric effect. When a crystal is subjected to mechanical stress, it produces an electrical charge. This charge can be used as an oscillator, which is what happens in a crystal circuit; the electrical charge oscillates at a specific frequency, determined by the crystal\'s resonant frequency.

The ABM11-32.000MHZ-B1U-T is a particularly useful crystal due to its wide frequency range and high accuracy, which makes it suitable for a variety of applications. Its most common applications include digital watches, communication devices, and mobile phones. In digital watches, the crystal is used to maintain a constant frequency reference, allowing the timekeeping circuitry to accurately measure the elapsed time. In communication systems such as GSM (Global System for Mobile Communications) and CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access), the crystal is used to generate a stable carrier frequency on which to transmit data. In mobile phones, the crystal allows the phone to remain synchronized with the cellular network and ensure the proper operation of the device.

The ABM11-32.000MHZ-B1U-T is a highly reliable crystal, and has been extensively used in many different types of applications. Its wide frequency range and excellent accuracy make it an ideal choice for many applications requiring a stable frequency reference.