AWCR-4.00MD

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Resonators, such as AWCR-4.00MD, are used primarily in application fields that require effective frequency selection and conversion. These include but are not limited to cellular bases and radio receivers, as well as a variety of consumer, commercial, and industrial products. Resonators are a type of passive component that can be used in a wide variety of products, as they can be tailored to meet the needs of different applications.

An AWCR-4.00MD resonator is a high-precision component that is designed to allow signal processing at frequencies up to 4.00 MHz and higher. It is a type of piezoelectric resonator, which uses an electrical charge to vibrate a ceramic element, creating resonant frequencies that are tuned to a particular application. The ceramic elements can be tuned with an oscilloscope and a signal generator, allowing for precise frequency selection.

When an electrical signal is applied to the resonator, it creates an oscillating electric field vibration, which is transmitted through the ceramic element. This vibration propagates through the substrate and creates an acoustic wave that travels along the surface of the substrate. The wavelength of this wave is determined by the physical dimension of the element, as well as the nature of the substrate. This acoustic wave propagates through the substrate and is converted into an electrical signal by the electrodes in the resonator.

The resonator effects a frequency change in the signal, so that it can be used for different applications. This is achieved through a process known as frequency selection and conversion. The electrical signal is applied to the resonator, which then converts the frequency of the signal. This frequency is then used in applications such as radio receivers or cellular bases.

The frequency of the electrical signal can also be controlled by changing the size of the ceramic element. This process of frequency conversion is known as piezoelectric tuning. By adjusting the size of the element, the resonator can be tuned to transmit the desired frequency for the application.

AWCR-4.00MD resonators are designed to provide effective frequency selection and conversion in applications such as radio receivers and cellular bases. They are also a suitable choice for a range of consumer, commercial, and industrial products. By making use of the piezoelectric tuning process, these resonators are able to provide a precise frequency selection for various applications.

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