CX3225GB19200D0HEQCC

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Crystals

Crystals are a type of component used in many electronic systems, from communication systems to medical instruments. They are used to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy, and vice versa, and they are usually made of quartz. Crystals oscillate at a precise frequency, and this frequency can be accurately predicted.

The CX3225GB19200D0HEQCC is a type of crystal that has a wide range of applications. It is designed to operate in the Global Positioning System (GPS) and other satellite systems, and can also be used in oscillators, transceivers, and modems.

Application Fields

The CX3225GB19200D0HEQCC is used in the automotive industry for related applications, such as GPS navigation systems, GPS tracking systems, and other automotive electronics. It is also suitable for data communication systems, allowing for precise timing and transmission of data.

The crystal is also used in cellular phones, digital cameras, and portable audio systems, as well as many other consumer electronics. It is suitable for a wide variety of applications, from communication systems to medical instruments.

Working Principle

The crystal works by converting electrical energy into mechanical energy. The crystal is made up of a quartz material, which is then cut into two piezoelectric layers. When a voltage is applied to these layers, they vibrate at a defined frequency.

This vibration then creates a radio signal, which is then transmitted. This signal is used to keep systems in sync, and is used for timing and synchronization applications. This crystal is designed to work in the frequency range of 1.575GHz to 2.425GHz.

The frequency of the crystal can be accurately predicted and is used to maintain extremely accurate timing. As the frequency is well known, the signal can be easily tracked, allowing for precise navigation and communication systems.

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