ECS-.655-12.5-13X

Series:	ECS-31X
Packaging:	Bulk
Part Status:	Active
Type:	kHz Crystal (Tuning Fork)
Frequency:	65.536kHz
Frequency Stability:	--
Frequency Tolerance:	±30ppm
Load Capacitance:	12.5pF
ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance):	50 kOhms
Operating Mode:	Fundamental
Operating Temperature:	-10°C ~ 60°C
Ratings:	--
Mounting Type:	Through Hole
Package / Case:	Cylindrical Can, Radial
Size / Dimension:	0.083" Dia x 0.244" L (2.10mm x 6.20mm)
Height - Seated (Max):	0.244" (6.20mm)

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ECS-.655-12.5-13X Application Field and Working Principle

Crystals are important components in the design of almost all electronics products. The most commonly used crystal is an ECS-.655-12.5-13X, which is a quartz crystal oscillator that has a tuning range between 12.5 and 13.0 MHz when using a 5.0V supply voltage. The ECS-.655-12.5-13X is used in the design of electronic circuits in a wide variety of applications including: telecommunications, aviation, industrial, automotive and computer applications.Crystals are used in electronic circuits because of their superior stability and low cost of manufacture. A quartz crystal oscillator generates an electrical current that oscillates between two frequencies. This oscillation is then used as a source of timing signals in the design of electronic circuits. When used in the design of telecommunications or industrial products, the oscillation is typically used to control the time delay between two electrical signals. This time delay is important for maintaining accurate timing in the performance of devices such as radios, telephones and industrial control systems.When an ECS-.655-12.5-13X crystal is used in the design of an electronic circuit, the oscillator is connected to a capacitor and inductor. These three components create an electrical LC (inductor-capacitor) network commonly known as a “LC oscillator”. This LC oscillator is then used in the design of the circuit to generate the timing signals that are needed for the operation of the device.The oscillation of the crystal occurs due to the mechanical resonance that is created when in contact with the capacitor and inductor. When a voltage is applied to the crystal, it creates an electric field and a mechanical force. This force causes the crystal to vibrate and this vibration creates an electrical signal. This signal is then passed through the inductor and capacitor and is eventually used as the component’s timing signal.The ECS-.655-12.5-13X crystal is a highly stable oscillator, providing accurate and reliable timing signals for many types of electronic applications. It is an inexpensive component to manufacture and has been used in the design of many consumer electronics products. It is also used to create a variety of different types of timing signals depending on the application that it is being used for.For example, radio communications systems often use an ECS-.655-12.5-13X crystal to generate a stable frequency signal that is used to control the frequency of the radio signal, ensuring that the signal is transmitted reliably and accurately. Industrial control systems also use this crystal oscillator to create timing signals for the automation of their processes. It is also used in many consumer electronics products, such as televisions and computers, to create accurate and stable timing signals for various types of digital logic circuits.In summary, the ECS-.655-12.5-13X crystal is a low-cost quartz crystal oscillator used in the design of various types of electronic circuits. It is highly stable, providing reliable and accurate timing signals for a variety of different applications. The crystal is connected to a capacitor and an inductor to create an LC oscillator, which then generates the timing signals for the device. This crystal has been used in the design of a wide range of consumer, industrial and telecommunications applications and is a cost-effective and reliable component.

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