FA-238 49.1520MB30X-K3

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Crystals have been used in varied industries for centuries.From consumer electronics to medical imaging equipment and industrial machines, crystals are essential components in many kinds of complex systems.FA-238 49.1520MB30X-K3 is a type of crystal manufactured by Crystal Technology Solutions, Inc. It is used in military and consumer applications, medical imaging and video equipment, as well as precision seismometers and nuclear detectors.

As its name implies, FA-238 49.1520MB30X-K3 is a crystal designed for GHz frequency applications. It has a parallel resonant frequency of 49.1520 MHz and is capable of resonant frequencies up to 52.6700 MHz. It is a hermetically sealed crystal and offers excellent electrical parameters and frequency stability. This type of crystal is specifically designed for frequency-agile applications such as frequency hopping and frequency synthesizers.

The working principle of FA-238 49.1520MB30X-K3 is simple. Its resonator is a quartz crystal suspended in the middle of a small capacitor, which is connected to ground. When an electric current flows through the capacitor, it generates an oscillating electrical field at a certain frequency. This, in turn, induces a mechanical vibration in the quartz crystal, which is picked up as an electrical signal at its output terminals. This electrical signal can then be used to create a high-precision frequency-agile system.

The FA-238 49.1520MB30X-K3 crystal is ideally suited for frequency-agile applications that require a very low power consumption and a wide range of frequencies. Its design also makes it ideal for use in high-speed communication and data transmission systems. In addition, it is highly efficient and can be used in systems that require a wide range of frequency-hopping operations. Finally, its hermetically sealed design ensures an excellent tolerance to temperature, shock, and vibration.

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