ABM8W-24.5760MHZ-6-D2X-T3

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Crystals are widely used in electronic engineering, such as in clocks and watches, mobile phones and other electronic gadgets to maintain frequency and synchronization accuracy. ABM8W-24.5760MHZ-6-D2X-T3 is one of many types of crystals used in modern electronics engineering. Its application field and working principle are explained below.

Application Field

ABM8W-24.5760MHZ-6-D2X-T3 is ideally suited for applications such as clock sources in digital systems, oscillator circuits, cellular telephony, Global Positioning System (GPS) receivers, local oscillators, modulation oscillators and Phase Lock Loop (PLL) oscillators. Additionally, this crystal is widely employed in automotive, medical and industrial applications.

Working Principle

Crystals such as ABM8W-24.5760MHZ-6-D2X-T3 are designed for operation at a single frequency, usually within a very narrow range. This crystal is comprised of an extremely smooth quartz wafer cut to a particular frequency. Gold electrodes are affixed, and by applying voltage, the crystal can be made to vibrate. The resonant frequency of vibrations then occurs at the fundamental frequency at which the quartz was cut, which is extremely stable and accurate. Electronic elements around the crystal can then measure or control the frequency or oscillation.

ABM8W-24.5760MHZ-6-D2X-T3 has a good frequency stability up to 20 ppm of maximum frequency output when it is put in the environmentally-controlled environment. Its maximum load equivalent series resistance is very low, making it ideal for use in different electronics systems.

Conclusion

ABM8W-24.5760MHZ-6-D2X-T3 is a reliable and accurate crystal, used in many applications ranging from clock sources and oscillator circuits to cellular telephony and GPS receivers. It has a low load equivalent series resistance and is able to maintain a regular and accurate frequency and oscillation even in an environment with temperature variability.

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