GL049F33IET

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Crystals

Crystals are objects with a regular geometric structure that form symmetrically, making them an ideal choice for scaling or compressing waves or signals. The GL049F33IET is a crystal, also known as a quartz oscillator, used to produce and maintain high accuracy frequency oscillations.

Application Field

The GL049F33IET is typically used for very precise frequency applications, such as those associated with communications technology, computational timing, memory refreshing, and the testing and development of electronic components. It is usually found in radar detectors, clocks, radios, and other communication, navigation, and broadcasting systems.

Working Principle

This oscillator relies on the piezoelectric effect, which is the ability of certain materials, such as quartz crystals, to generate an electrical charge when mechanical stress is applied. When an electrical charge, or voltage, is applied to the crystal\'s electrodes, they vibrate at the crystal\'s own resonant frequency.

The crystal’s resonant frequency is pre-determined by its geometry and thickness, which both affect the vibration of its atoms. When the crystal vibrates, it produces an oscillating electrical voltage, at the same frequency, which can then be used to accurately measure the frequency inside a device.

The crystal\'s frequency can be set within a specific range, making it a good choice for applications in which high precision is required. The frequency of the crystal can be adjusted by varying the amount of mechanical stress applied to it, a process known as ‘tunning’. This makes it possible to finely adjust the frequency of any application that uses the crystal.

The GL049F33IET crystal is stable, reliable, and cost-effective, making it a good choice for applications where high accuracy oscillations are required. It is ideal for any application that needs greater accuracy than can be offered by other types of oscillators, such as mechanical or coil-type oscillators.

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