CX2520DB30000D0FLJC1

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Crystal oscillators come in a variety of specification, designs, and structures for different uses. The CX2520DB30000D0FLJC1 is a standard low cost quartz crystal oscillator from Abracon Corporation. This crystal is offered in the ubiquitous through-hole "Ceramic 20-B" package and is ideal for use in consumer electronic and industrial applications.

The CX2520DB30000D0FLJC1 crystal is used in a wide variety of applications, including: DC-DC converters, real-time clocks (RTCs), battery-powered products, spread spectrum communications, audio/video equipment, set-top boxes, and automated test equipment. This crystal also works great as a low power oscillator in low cost consumer products. It is offered in a range of popular frequencies and has excellent frequency stability to ensure long-term accuracy.

The working principle of the CX2520DB30000D0FLJC1 is quite simple. Quartz has piezoelectric properties, meaning it can convert an applied voltage into mechanical strain or vice versa. This means that when an electric field is applied to a quartz crystal, it will vibrate in response. This vibration is then amplified and used as the clock signal in electronic circuits.

The CX2520DB30000D0FLJC1 has a frequency range of 3.0000MHz ± 5ppm over the range of -40°C to +85°C, with a maximum series resistance of 200 Ohms. It has a low power consumption of less than 4mW and a low second overtone design. This quartz crystal is reliable and robust and it has excellent temperature and shock stability. It has low drive level and tight tolerance.

To sum it up, the CX2520DB30000D0FLJC1 is an extremely popular crystal oscillator from Abracon Corporation. It is used in a wide variety of applications and offers excellent frequency stability for long-term accuracy. It has a wide frequency range, low power consumption, low drive level and excellent temperature and shock stability.

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