FPXLF0368S

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Crystals are solid materials that vibrate at a certain frequency, allowing them to be used for various applications in electronics and communication. The FPXLF0368S is one such crystal that is commonly used in radio and wireless communication systems. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the FPXLF0368S.

The FPXLF0368S is a miniature surface mount low-frequency fundamental crystal oscillator. It is designed for use in low-frequency radio applications, such as 433 MHz ISM transceivers. It also exhibits excellent stability and has a wide frequency range (9-126 MHz). This makes it an ideal solution for many different types of applications, such as remote control systems, Bluetooth devices, microwave ovens and industrial automation.

The FPXLF0368S is a “fundamental” crystal, meaning that it vibrates “in-phase” with the signal it is receiving, rather than “out-of-phase” with it (as would be the case with harmonically related crystals). This means that the signal can be easily “synchronized” with the oscillator for optimal operation. The output of the oscillator is then connected to a circuit that amplifies the signal and sends it out to the antenna.

The FPXLF0368S has a number of benefits when it comes to radio communication. It is small and lightweight, and it operates on low power consumption. It also has excellent distortion-free performance, providing a clean signal with low noise. The crystal also has a wide tolerance range, meaning that it can operate with a variety of parameters. Finally, it is relatively cheap and easy to obtain, making it a cost-effective solution for many applications.

When it comes to the working principle of the FPXLF0368S, it is similar to that of other crystal oscillators. The crystal is energized with an alternating current, which causes it to vibrate at its resonance frequency. This frequency is determined by the cut along the crystal and the shape of the crystal body. As the crystal oscillates, it generates a signal that is sent out to the antenna. The signal is then received and processed by the receiving unit.

In conclusion, the FPXLF0368S is a miniature surface mount low-frequency fundamental crystal oscillator designed for use in radio communication applications. It is capable of providing excellent stability and performance, as well as wide frequency range and low power consumption. Its working principle is similar to that of other crystal oscillators, and it can be obtained relatively cheaply. As a result, the FPXLF0368S is an ideal solution for many different types of applications.

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