ABM8W-40.9600MHZ-7-K1Z-T3

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Crystals

Crystals are regularly used in electronics to produce or control electrical oscillations at a specific frequency. One important application is in the field of embedded computing, where the frequency of an oscillator is important to the efficient operation of the circuit. The ABM8W-40.9600MHz-7-K1Z-T3 is a crystal that can be used in an embedded circuit to control the speed and accuracy of operation in the circuit.

Application

The ABM8W-40.9600MHz-7-K1Z-T3 is an ideal choice for applications where high frequency accuracy and stability are required. This crystal can be used in a wide range of applications, such as for frequency synthesis in embedded systems, for system synchronization, for local oscillators in communication systems, for triggering, for micro processor clock circuits, or for other timing or control applications.

Working Principle

The ABM8W-40.9600MHz-7-K1Z-T3 is a type of crystal oscillator that is made of a quartz crystal, an electrodes, and a holder. It operates on the principle of piezoelectricity, which is the property of some materials to generate electricity when pressure is applied. The quartz crystal is the material that exhibits this piezoelectric property, and is cut to a specific shape and size to make a resonator. The electrodes are thin metallic plates that are attached to the quartz resonator, and when a small electric current passes through the electrodes, the quartz crystal oscillates at a natural frequency determined by its size and shape. When this electric current is then amplified, the quartz crystal oscillator produces an output frequency of 40.9600MHz.

The ABM8W-40.9600MHz-7-K1Z-T3 is designed to provide an extremely accurate and stable output frequency, with a very low level of phase noise. This makes it an ideal choice for applications where frequency accuracy and stability are critical.

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