ABM8W-16.8000MHZ-4-B1U-T3

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Crystals play an important role in a variety of applications. The ABM8W-16.8000MHZ-4-B1U-T3 is a crystal commonly used for these applications. It is an AT-cut quartz crystal, with a frequency of 16.8000MHz, a product tolerance of ±10 parts per million and a fundamental mode of operation.

This crystal can be used for many applications, such as clock oscillators for computer and embedded systems, pulse generators for medical equipment, filters for radar systems, and as an accurate timing source for wireless communications. It is also widely used in military and aerospace applications, due to its reliable and cost-effective nature.

The ABM8W-16.8000MHZ-4-B1U-T3 crystal works on the principle of resonance. It consists of two quartz plates which are cut and polished along the 33 degree angle, known as the AT-cut. This cut allows the crystal to oscillate at its resonant frequency, which is determined by the thickness of the quartz plates and the spacing between them.

When an AC electrical current is applied to the crystal, the plates start to vibrate and produce an oscillating output signal at the resonant frequency. The output signal is then amplified and used for various applications. The advantage of the AT-cut resonators is that it has low motional resistance and high Q factor, which allows for a more stable and accurate oscillation.

In addition to its use in various applications, the ABM8W-16.8000MHZ-4-B1U-T3 crystal has also been proven to be reliable in extreme environmental conditions. It is rated up to -55 to +125 degree Celsius and can withstand temperatures up to +85 degree Celsius for up to 18 hours.

The ABM8W-16.8000MHZ-4-B1U-T3 crystal is a great choice for applications requiring high precision and reliability. Its reliable performance in extreme conditions makes it an ideal choice for a wide range of applications.

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