CPPC7L-A3B6-32.768TS

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An oscillator is an electronic circuit that creates a periodic signal, typically a sine wave or a square wave. Many types of oscillators exist such as clock oscillators, voltage-controlled oscillators (VCOs), and temperature-compensated crystal oscillators (TCXOs). The CPPC7L-A3B6-32.768TS is a type of crystal oscillator that has a wide range of applications in many electronics industries.

Crystals are formed from silicon, sapphire, and quartz. The CPPC7L-A3B6-32.768TS uses quartz due to its high reliability and precision. This oscillator is frequently used in commercial applications such as real-time clocks, timers, and microprocessors. It can also be used in medical, automotive, and aviation industries as a precision frequency reference.

The CPPC7L-A3B6-32.768TS operates on the principle of acoustic wave resonance, which is driven by piezoelectricity. The crystal resonates at a specific frequency depending on its size and shape, creating an electrical current. The oscillator then amplifies this signal and converts it into a clean sine wave or square wave output that can be used in electronics applications.

One of the major benefits of the CPPC7L-A3B6-32.768TS is its small size. This crystal oscillator measures only 7.0x5.0mm, allowing it to fit easily in most consumer electronics and other products with limited space. Its frequency stability is also exceptional, with a temperature coefficient of ±10.00PPM. This ensures the CPPC7L-A3B6-32.768TS can operate in adverse conditions without experiencing frequency drift.

The CPPC7L-A3B6-32.768TS is a highly reliable crystal oscillator that utilizes quartz technology to create an incredibly precise frequency signal. Its small size, low power consumption, and exceptional temperature stability make it well-suited for use in many applications, including real-time clock (RTC) circuits, medical devices, automotive electronics, and aviation systems.

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