ECS-110-S-1

ECS-110-S-1 Application Field and Working Principle

Crystal oscillators, such as the ECS-110-S-1, are used for various different applications. They are often used in communications systems, multimedia systems, and computer systems, due to their high frequency accuracy and low power consumption. Crystal oscillators have been used in commerce since the 1950s and are still widely used today.

A crystal oscillator is an electronic device that generates a steady frequency by vibrating a crystal cut from quartz, galena, or other electrically conductive mineral. The frequency of the crystal oscillator is determined by the geometry of its resonator, which is typically a piece of quartz or other similar mineral in a holder or package.

The ECS-110-S-1 is an extremely accurate crystal oscillator that provides a frequency of up to 110 MHz with a frequency tolerance of 0.025 %. It also has a high shock resistance grade and a wide operating temperature range (-20 °C to +85°C). The ECS-110-S-1 is often used in embedded systems where long term stability is a priority.

The working principle of the ECS-110-S-1 is relatively simple. The quartz crystal has a specific frequency characteristic called the overtone mode, which is determined by the size, shape, and cut of the quartz. The quartz crystal is connected to an amplifier circuit and a tuning circuit, and when the frequency of an oscillator circuit is applied to the crystal, it will vibrate at its resonant frequency. This vibration is then amplified by the amplifier circuit and the resultant output is frequency-stable, which is the signal we get from the ECS-110-S-1.

The ECS-110-S-1 is a highly reliable and accurate device that is used in a variety of applications. Its flexibility and ability to operate over a wide temperature range makes it a great choice for industrial applications. Its high frequency accuracy and low power consumption make it a great choice for communications applications, multimedia systems, and computer systems.