ECS-162.5-20-4

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Crystals are a type of material that can be used as components operating at a specified rate in electrical and electronic circuits. One common example of a crystal is the ECS-162.5-20-4. It is a frequency-controlled crystal oscillator typically used in clock circuits.

The ECS-162.5-20-4 crystal is a fundamental-mode quartz crystal with a 20-pin ceramic package and integrated heater. It is manufactured to provide a frequency accuracy of ± 20ppm over the entire temperature range of -20 to + 85 °C. The case is the standard SC-88 package, and it is hermetically sealed. It is also RoHS compliant and has a typical current draw of 35 mA at 3.3V.

In terms of application fields, the ECS-162.5-20-4 crystal is most commonly used as a clock oscillator in consumer electronic products, such as mobile phones, tablets, computers, and PLCs. It is also used in various applications such as frequency synthesis, timekeeping, clock generation, and timing.

The working principle of the ECS-162.5-20-4 crystal is the mechanical vibrations of a quartz crystal. When an electric current passes through the crystal, it begins to vibrate at a certain frequency due to the piezoelectric effect. This vibration causes the crystal to generate a small electric current, which is then amplified and sent out as an output signal. This output signal can be used in various circulation circuits as a reference clock.

The ECS-162.5-20-4 crystal is an example of a crystal that is widely used in the electronics industry. Its high accuracy and stability make it ideal for applications requiring precision frequency control. Furthermore, its small size, low power consumption, and cost-effectiveness make it a popular choice for manufacturers.

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