AV-33.8688MAGV-T

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Crystals

Crystals have a variety of applications in the electrical and electronic industries due to their excellent electrical, optical and mechanical properties. Everything from sensors and transceivers to light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and frequency generators make use of crystals in some form. Crystals also play an important role in controlling the frequency of electronic circuits. One of the most common types of crystals used in such applications is the AV-33.8688MAGV-T crystal oscillator.

AV-33.8688MAGV-T

The AV-33.8688MAGV-T is a monolithic quartz crystal oscillator that operates at a frequency of 33.8688MHz. It comes in a standard 8-pad PLL package, with two unused pins that can be used to connect external components. It also features an excellent frequency stability of +/- 25 parts per million (ppm) even over a voltage range of 5.0V to 3.6V and temperatures of -40 to 85°C.

Application Fields

The AV-33.8688MAGV-T is ideal for use in many applications, including receiver and transmitter systems, motor control systems, medical electronics and RDS radios. Thanks to its excellent frequency stability, the AV-33.8688MAGV-T can also be used as a reference clock in systems where accuracy and stability are critical. It is also used extensively in consumer electronics, such as DVD and Blu-Ray players, digital televisions and satellite receivers.

Working Principle

The AV-33.8688MAGV-T operates on the principle of an inverse piezoelectric effect. This effect states that when mechanical stress is applied to a piezoelectric material, the material produces an electrical charge in response. In a crystal oscillator, the electrical charge is amplified and then used to drive a circuit. When the circuit is driven, the resulting vibration produces mechanical stress which causes the crystal to produce another electrical charge and begin the cycle again.

The AV-33.8688MAGV-T also uses feedback to maintain a steady frequency. The output of the oscillator is fed back to a phase-locked loop (PLL), which measures the output frequency and compares it to the desired frequency. This information is then used to control the electrical charge that is applied to the crystal oscillator so that it will remain at the desired frequency.

The AV-33.8688MAGV-T is a highly reliable and accurate crystal oscillator which makes it ideal for use in a variety of applications where accuracy and stability are critical.

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