CX1612DB48000D0FPJC1 Crystals, Oscillators, Resonators

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Crystals are widely used nowadays in devices, machines and circuits all around the world. They provide an oscillating signal to circuits, devices, and all sorts of equipment. The CX1612DB48000D0FPJC1 crystal is a type of quartz crystal with great features and advantages.

The CX1612DB48000D0FPJC1 is a tight-tolerance, 10 MHz crystal with a frequency stability of ±20 ppm (-10 to +60 C). It is RoHS compliant and is available in a variety of package types.

This crystal is ideal for many applications, including RF systems, cellular telephones, modems, mission-critical systems, and sophisticated medical devices. It is also a good fit for precise time & frequency related applications such as geologic prospecting and navigation systems.

When referring to its working principle, the CX1612DB48000D0FPJC1 crystal works on the basis of the piezoelectric effect. When an electric field is applied to a quartz crystal, it vibrates according to the applied frequency. The quartz crystal acts like a tiny tuning fork and resonates when the right voltage and current are applied to the device. This resonating frequency is then used to oscillate electric circuits and is what makes the crystal suitable for use in a wide range of systems.

The CX1612DB48000D0FPJC1 crystal takes advantage of the piezoelectric effect and its vibration frequency is used to oscillate circuits, control frequency and time, thus enabling their efficient operation. It offers tight percent frequency stability, 17-mm L x 12-mm W x 4.5-mm H encapsulation, no sound, and a low power dissipation of 0.7 mW.

In conclusion, the CX1612DB48000D0FPJC1 crystal is an ideal choice for applications that require precise time and frequency related operations as well as for RF systems and mission-critical systems. It has a long-term frequency stability of ±20ppm between -10 and +60 °C and takes advantage of the piezoelectric effect to oscillate electrical circuits.

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