ECX-H35CM-32.768

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Oscillators

Oscillators are electronic circuits used to generate a continuous signal of a specific frequency, amplitude or shape. ECX-H35CM-32.768 is one of the oscillators derived from the basic quartz crystal oscillator used for frequency stability. The device comprises of a gold plated baseboard, a printed circuit board, a quartz crystal, a 32.768 kHz watch crystal (or oscillator) and two capacitors.

ECX-H35CM-32.768 is mainly used for crystal oscillators in circuits that require precise timing of an electrical signal. Because of its quartz-based construction, the ECX-H35CM-32.768 is exceptionally stable and operates with an accuracy of approximately one part per million (PPM). This makes it ideal for use in applications where accuracy and stability of signal frequency is paramount.

The working principle of ECX-H35CM-32.768 is based on the piezoelectric effect of quartz crystal. When an electric potential is applied to a quartz crystal, the electrical charge causes its internal structure to change, resulting in mechanical strain on the crystal which causes it to vibrate, thus creating a mechanical resonance and a corresponding oscillation in voltage. When the quartz crystal is placed in an oscillator circuit, the internal vibratory motion is amplified and a periodic signal is generated.

ECX-H35CM-32.768 can be employed in variety of applications which require precise timing, ranging from household appliances to medical equipment. Its most common application is in wristwatches, clocks and other time keeping devices, where it is used to generate the pulse to keep accurate time. In computers, it is utilized to control process timing and in communication equipment for the generation of accurate RF frequencies. This oscillator is highly reliable and requires very minimal maintenance, making it an ideal choice for precision electronic applications.

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