ABM11W-33.3330MHZ-7-D2X-T3

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Crystals are generally used for frequency control in electronic circuits, such as radios, computers, televisions and other electronic devices.

The ABM11W-33.3330MHZ-7-D2X-T3 crystal is a type of crystal that is widely used in the application field of frequency control and timing. This type of crystal is specially designed, as it has a frequency of 33.3330MHz, with an overtone order of 7. The overtone order defines the number of harmonic frequencies that can be generated from the crystal oscillator. The D2X and T3 are two parameters that refer to the dimensions of the package in which the crystal is housed.

When used in the application field of frequency control and timing, this crystal is electrically connected to another electronic component called the oscillator. The oscillator will convert the electrical signal from the crystal into a mechanical vibration at the frequency of 33.3330MHz. This mechanical vibration is then used as a reference for timing and synchronization of electronic devices.

In addition, this crystal can be used in the application field of frequency generation. The crystal can act as a frequency reference and can be used to generate other harmonic frequencies at higher frequencies than the crystal in an electronic circuit. The harmonic frequencies generated can be used in various other applications such as Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN), Bluetooth, etc.

In summary, the ABM11W-33.3330MHZ-7-D2X-T3 crystal is a type of crystal commonly used in the application field of frequency control and timing. It can be used to generate a reference frequency of 33.3330MHz and can also be used to generate other harmonic frequencies at higher frequencies. This type of crystal is widely available and is used in various electronic devices including radios, computers, and television.

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