ECS-110.5-20-5PXDU-TR

Series:	CSM-7X-DU
Packaging:	Tape & Reel (TR)
Part Status:	Active
Type:	MHz Crystal
Frequency:	11.0592MHz
Frequency Stability:	±100ppm
Frequency Tolerance:	±30ppm
Load Capacitance:	20pF
ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance):	50 Ohms
Operating Mode:	Fundamental
Operating Temperature:	-55°C ~ 125°C
Ratings:	--
Mounting Type:	Surface Mount
Package / Case:	HC-49/US
Size / Dimension:	0.449" L x 0.189" W (11.40mm x 4.80mm)
Height - Seated (Max):	0.169" (4.30mm)

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Crystals and Their Applications

Crystals are widely used in modern technology due to their unique properties. These properties include their ability to be easily integrated into a wide range of electronics, as well as their ability to store and modulate electrical signals. Crystals can be used in a variety of applications, from radio frequency transmissions to oscillators. One such crystal, the ECS-110.5-20-5PXDU-TR, is commonly used in radio communications.The ECS-110.5-20-5PXDU-TR crystal is specifically designed for use in radio frequency applications. This type of crystal has a fundamental frequency of 110.5 MHz and its frequency tolerance is within +/-5 parts per million up to an operation temperature of 20 degrees Celsius. The crystal is packaged in a 5-pad hermetic TO-39 metal can. This type of crystal is typically used in radio frequency transmitters and receivers, as well as various oscillator circuits.The ECS-110.5-20-5PXDU-TR crystal works in a similar way to other types of crystals. Its structure contains a piezoelectric material that vibrates at a precise frequency. The crystal is then connected to an electrical circuit, which is used to either modulate or store the electrical signals. The frequency of the crystal determines the frequency of the output signal.When used in a radio frequency transmitter, the crystal works by modulating an input signal. This input signal is usually an audio signal, which is then converted into a modulated radio frequency signal by the crystal. The modulated signal is then transmitted through an antenna, where it can be picked up by a receiver.In a radio frequency receiver, the crystal works in the opposite way. It receives a modulated radio frequency signal from an antenna, and then converts it back into an audio signal. The crystal is also responsible for maintaining the frequency of the output signal, regardless of any changes to the input signal.Crystals are also used in other electronic circuits, such as oscillators. Oscillators are circuits that generate a periodic signal of a predictable frequency. The crystal is used to maintain the frequency of the output signal, which is essential for maintaining the accuracy of the circuit.The ECS-110.5-20-5PXDU-TR crystal is an example of a crystal that is commonly used in radio frequency applications. This type of crystal is able to precisely modulate or store electrical signals, making it a vital component of many types of electronic circuits.

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