ECS-226.278-CD-0376

Series:	CSM-7
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Type:	MHz Crystal
Frequency:	22.6278MHz
Frequency Stability:	±30ppm
Frequency Tolerance:	±20ppm
Load Capacitance:	12pF
ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance):	30 Ohms
Operating Mode:	Fundamental
Operating Temperature:	-10°C ~ 70°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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Introduction to Crystals and the ECS-226.278-CD-0376

Crystals are materials that are composed of atoms in an ordered crystal structure. This orderly arrangement of the atoms is responsible for the regular properties of the crystals that make them so important in technology. Crystals are used in many fields of engineering and scientific research, evident in their many uses such as making lasers, watch oscillators, and fuel cells.One common crystal used in many applications is the ECS-226.278-CD-0376. This crystal is a piezoelectric crystal that produces electrical signals when a mechanical strain is applied or when an electrical signal is applied, depending on the application. Piezoelectric crystals have been used to provide the microsecond accuracy in timing that is necessary for many high frequency radio, digital imaging, and radar applications.

Applications and Working Principles of Crystals

The range of applications for crystals is vast, from navigation and telecommunications to watches and fuel cells. Their use in navigation, for instance, is useful for determining the precise position of a ship or an aircraft. They have enabled great advances in the accuracy and flexibility of navigation systems and telecommunications.Crystals are used in watches because they can generate and control a stable frequency that allows the watch to keep accurate time. The quartz crystal in a watch produces a high frequency electric oscillation that drives the other parts of the watch, such as the gears and hands.Crystals have also been used in the design of fuel cells. They are used to convert chemical energy into electric power, and they are usually used in conjunction with hydrogen fuel cells. The crystal acts as the catalyst in the chemical reaction that produces the electricity.As previously stated, the ECS-226.278-CD-0376 is a piezoelectric crystal. This type of crystal is composed of two parts: a positive and negative layer. When a voltage is applied to the positive layer, it causes the negative layer to expand or contract. This expansion or contraction causes a mechanical strain to be applied to the crystal, which in turn causes it to generate an electrical voltage. This voltage can then be used as an input signal for frequency-tuned devices. The crystal can also be used to convert electrical energy into mechanical energy by applying an electrical signal to the crystal and then measuring the resulting strain.

Conclusion

Crystals come in a variety of forms and serve a wide range of applications. The ECS-226.278-CD-0376 is one example of a crystal that has been used in multiple fields. Its piezoelectric properties make it useful for generating electrical signals from mechanical strain or converting mechanical motion or stored energy into electrical energy. Crystals can play a vital role in navigation, telecommunications, and many other applications.

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