ABM8W-16.3840MHZ-4-K2Z-T3

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Crystals encompass a variety of devices that use the vibration of mechanical elements such as quartz, sapphires, and other materials for a wide range of applications. Among those, ABM8W-16.3840MHZ-4-K2Z-T3 is a low cost, surface-mount crystal precision oscillator device typically found in communications electronics, computer equipment, and commercial products. Here we look at the application field and working principle of the ABM8W-16.3840MHZ-4-K2Z-T3.

The ABM8W-16.3840MHZ-4-K2Z-T3 crystals oscillate at 16.3840MHz, and thus these oscillators offer precision timing for low-frequency applications. These crystals are typically used for representing digital signal by modulating relatively high frequency carrier oscillation for transmission through the signal channel. In communications electronics, these crystals are utilized for modulating signal from antennas and transmitting signal from point A to point B. In computer equipment such as graphics controllers, they are used to generate the required frequency clock pulses to ensure the consistency in timing and speed of the operations.

The ABM8W-16.3840MHZ-4-K2Z-T3 crystals are ideally suited for many high frequency applications due to its low cost and excellent stability. Its frequency stability is up to ±30ppm over a wide temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. It is capable of operating at temperatures up to +125°C without any significant degradation in performance and stability. Additionally, the crystal has a frequency accuracy of ±50 ppm with an operating voltage range of 1.8 V to 3.6 V.

The ABM8W-16.3840MHZ-4-K2Z-T3 crystal oscillator operates based on the mass-spring resonance principle, wherein the crystal is embedded in an oscillator circuit and held in place with a bracket-like mounting system. A pair of electrodes is placed near the surface of the crystal and a DC voltage is applied to the electrodes in order to generate an oscillation. This oscillation is formed by the motion of the crystal lattice as it expands and contracts due to the applied electric field. The generated oscillation is a sinusoidal form of alternating current in which the frequency is a direct proportion of the applied voltage.

The ABM8W-16.3840MHZ-4-K2Z-T3 crystal is designed for use in a variety of applications, from low power communication to high power automotive control systems. Its low cost, exceptional frequency stability, and broad operating temperature range make it a practical and popular choice for use in any number of applications. It is also highly compatible with most embedded microcontroller systems and other digital integrated circuits, allowing for flexible and cost-effective solutions for different design requirements.

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