ABM8G-13.560MHZ-4Y-T3

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Crystals are a type of passive component widely used in a variety of devices. One of the most widely used is the ABM8G-13.560MHZ-4Y-T3. This crystal is a low-cost, low frequency and temperature stability oscillator available in a small package. It is generally used in many electronic applications such as radio, satellite and tracking systems.

The ABM8G-13.560MHZ-4Y-T3 crystal has a frequency of 13.560MHz. It is a high precision device with a frequency stability of +/- 0.008Hz under normal operation. The working principle of this crystal is based on the piezoelectric effect. The crystal has two plate electrodes which are caused to vibrate when a voltage is applied. This results in oscillations at a frequency determined by the crystal\'s physical parameters.

The ABM8G-13.560MHZ-4Y-T3 crystal is mainly used in radio transmitters, receivers and transceivers. It is also used in oscillators and electronic circuits such as the one linked to the antenna tuner. It is used in tracking systems like GPS and other tracking related technologies. It is also used in satellite communication systems, radio astronomy, and cellular phones and communications systems.

In addition to its applications in radio, satellite and tracking systems, the ABM8G-13.560MHZ-4Y-T3 can also be used in other areas such as telecommunications, gaming consoles, medical equipment and microcontrollers. Its small physical size and high frequency stability make it a popular choice for many applications. It is also used in oscillators to generate signals for digital systems such as those found in computers.

The ABM8G-13.560MHZ-4Y-T3 is a very useful component in various electronics applications. Its frequency stability and small physical size make it ideal for many applications. It is also relatively low cost and so it is a very popular component in a range of different devices.

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