AX7MCF2-106.2500C

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Oscillators are frequently used electrical components for circuit applications. Among them is the AX7MCF2-106.2500C, a type of quartz crystal oscillator.

This type of oscillator is used for frequency control and produces an extremely stable, squarewave signal. It does this based on the piezoelectric effect, or the phenomenon where a crystal changes its shape slightly when stimulated with an electrical current causing it to vibrate at a certain frequency.

The AX7MCF2-106.2500C is specifically designed for timekeeping in clocks, watches, and other electronic devices. It uses a high-frequency quartz crystal to keep time accurately. This oscillator uses a crystal set in a circuit to generate a reliable signal with a tight tolerance up to ±0.1ppm.

The AX7MCF2-106.2500C operates with a frequency of 106.2500Hz, which is ideal for applications such as frequency synthesis, clock and frequency control, and low-power signaling. It is also used in high-precision industrial and medical equipment.

The oscillator is also designed to provide outstanding electrical characteristics with high levels of temperature stability, aging stability, and superior noise characteristics. It offers superior performance in applications where frequency accuracy and stability is of utmost importance.

The AX7MCF2-106.2500C can be easily installed in many applications. It is built using a four-pad surface-mount package, making it easy to solder onto circuit boards. It also features a robust mechanical design that is resistant to shock and vibration.

Overall, the AX7MCF2-106.2500C is an excellent choice for frequency control applications due to its robust design, excellent electrical characteristics, and high levels of stability. It offers excellent performance in a wide variety of applications, ranging from low-power signaling to precision frequency synthesis for industrial and medical devices.

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