ECS-.327-6-17X-C-TR

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Crystals

Crystals form the basis of many electrical circuits since they can be used to oscillate and regulate the flow of electric current. The ECS-.327-6-17X-C-TR is a type of crystal that has applications in numerous fields such as radio, radar, navigation systems, and clock oscillators. Here, we will discuss its application field and working principle.

Application Field

The ECS-.327-6-17X-C-TR crystal features a frequency range of 327.6 kHz. This frequency range is suitable for many applications in areas such as communications, instrumentation, and automotive electronics. The crystal is designed for low power and high precision applications such as pressure measurement, altitude measurement, and timekeeping. Another advantage is its low cost, making it a popular choice for these applications.

The crystal also has applications in RF transmitters and receivers. It can serve as an frequency of oscillation and regulate the oscillation frequency in a radio transmission or reception. The crystal can also be used to stabilize the radio frequency in a radar system, where a steady frequency is required. In navigation systems, the crystal is used as an oscillator to provide accurate timekeeping which is essential for navigation.

Working Principle

The ECS-.327-6-17X-C-TR crystal works by vibrating at its resonant frequency when electrical signals are applied to it. This vibration is then converted into an electric signal which oscillates at a frequency determined by the properties of the crystal. By controlling the current applied to the crystal, it is possible to control its frequency and therefore, the frequency of the electrical signal it generates.

The crystal has a start-up current or bias current which must be exceeded before it begins to vibrate and thus produces an electrical signal. This bias current is also used to adjust the frequency of the oscillations. By adjusting the amount of current applied to the crystal, it is possible to achieve precise control over its output frequency.

The ECS-.327-6-17X-C-TR crystal is a versatile and cost-effective component that is used in a variety of applications. From communications to navigation, the crystal can be used to generate accurately controlled electrical signals with a frequency of 327.6 kHz. Its working principle of vibrating at its resonant frequency in response to an electrical signal allows it to generate signals with a precision that is essential for modern electronic applications.

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