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Crystals: Application Field and Working Principle of ABM11W-33.3300MHZ-4-D1X-T3

Crystals are an important part of electronic circuit design, providing the precision timing and frequency reference required for a variety of applications. They come in a wide range of shapes, sizes, performance and cost. One of the more commonly used crystals is the ABM11W-33.3300MHZ-4-D1X-T3.

Application Field

ABM11W-33.3300MHZ-4-D1X-T3 crystals are primarily used in consumer electronic applications such as laptops, mobile phones and game consoles. This crystal is also used in industrial applications such as medical devices and instrumentation, automotive electronics, and avionics.

The ABM11W-33.3300MHZ-4-D1X-T3 crystal is highly accurate, having a stability of ±20 ppm and frequency and temperature stability of ±3 ppm. This crystal is also highly reliable, with an MTBF of 20 million hours. It is also RoHS compliant and has a low current consumption of 2 mA.

Working Principle

The working principle of the ABM11W-33.3300MHZ-4-D1X-T3 crystal is based on the piezoelectric effect. In this effect, a crystal such as quartz is exposed to an electric field, which causes the crystal to vibrate at a precise frequency. This frequency is determined by the physical geometry and material of the crystal.

The ABM11W-33.3300MHZ-4-D1X-T3 crystal is designed to oscillate with a frequency of 33.3300 MHz. This crystal is composed of two electrodes which are placed at the top and bottom of the crystal. When an electric current is applied to these electrodes, the frequency of the crystal is controlled. This frequency is then used as a clock signal for the circuit.

The ABM11W-33.3300MHZ-4-D1X-T3 crystal is an ideal choice for a variety of applications. With its high accuracy, reliability and low current consumption, it is a great choice for consumer electronics and industrial applications alike.

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