ECS-98.3-20-4X

Crystals are a type of vibrational material which has been used for centuries in a variety of practical applications. The EC S98.3-20-4 X is a type of crystal, which is commonly used for many applications, including frequency control, filter networks, and for transducer design. It is a miniature, high-Q, SMD package. This article will discuss the applications and working principles of the EC S98.3-20-4 X.

Applications

The EC S98.3-20-4 X is a very versatile crystal, capable of being used in a wide variety of applications. One of the most common applications is as a frequency control element in radio frequency applications. This is because the crystal can accurately control the frequency of the radio signal. It is also often used in filter networks, due to its high-Q, which helps to reduce noise and spurious signals. Additionally, it is often used in transducer design, as the crystal can be used to control the vibrational frequency of a transducer element.

Working Principle

The EC S98.3-20-4 X works by converting electrical energy into mechanical energy. This is achieved through the use of piezoelectricity, a phenomenon which occurs when a material is subjected to an external electric field. The electric field causes the crystal to vibrate, and the vibration produces an electric current. This is then used to control the frequency of the radio signal. The crystal also produces an output voltage which is proportional to the frequency of the applied signal.

Conclusion

The EC S98.3-20-4 X is a versatile crystal, capable of being used in a variety of applications. It is commonly used as a frequency control element in radio frequency applications, and is also used in transducer design and filter networks. Its working principle is based on the phenomenon of piezoelectricity, whereby an external electrical field causes the crystal to vibrate and produce an electric current. This current is then used to control the frequency of the radio signal.