ABMM-25.000MHZ-8-D2X-T

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Crystals are used in many electronics, including ABMM-25.000MHZ-8-D2X-T. A crystal is a two-terminal resonant frequency device which is most commonly used to control the frequency of circuit oscillators. Crystals are made of a crystalline structure that vibrates at a precise frequency determined by their dimensions and material.

The ABMM-25.000MHZ-8-D2X-T crystal is an extended high frequency X-tal with particularly low series resistance. It is commonly used for ultra-high frequency circuits, such as television and radio transmitters, and can reach up to 25.000 MHz. The ABMM-25.000MHZ-8-D2X-T crystal is available in dual in-line packages, with 8 pins and 2 leads.

The application field of the ABMM-25.000MHZ-8-D2X-T is mainly radio, television, broadband communications, radar, and frequency synthesis. Its most common application is in the generation of RF carrier waves for AM/FM radio transmitters and television transmitters, due to its ultra-high frequency capacity. It can be used to generate frequencies of up to 25.000 MHz, which is beyond the frequency range of most quartz crystals.

The ABMM-25.000MHZ-8-D2X-T crystal works on the principle of piezoelectricity. Piezoelectricity is a type of property which is found in many crystalline materials, where a mechanical stress can produce an electric charge. When the ABMM-25.000MHZ-8-D2X-T is subjected to an AC voltage, it vibrates in resonance with the frequency of the AC voltage. This vibration induces an electrical current in the crystal, which is then used to oscillate the circuit.

The ABMM-25.000MHZ-8-D2X-T crystal is a widely used component in many radio and television transmitters, due to its ultra-high frequency capacity. It works on the principle of piezoelectricity, and is capable of generating frequencies up to 25.000 MHz. It is available in dual in-line packages, with 8 pins and 2 leads.

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