GL250F33CET

Crystals are a group of materials with a regular, three-dimensional, repeating array of atoms constituting the basic structure. They are used in a variety of applications, such as oscillators, sensors and transducers. One popular crystal oscillator is the GL250F33CET.

The GL250F33CET is a versatile and reliable crystal oscillator that is well suited for various digital, analog and mixed-mode systems. It offers outstanding electrical characteristics, making it an ideal choice for many designs. The crystal is a quartz thin-film device with a fundamental frequency of 33.000 MHz ±20 ppm. It can deliver an output frequency of 33.000 MHz ±100 ppm with an operating voltage of either +3.3V or +5.0V. The GL250F33CET has an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C, and provides excellent stability over the extended temperature ranges.

The working principle of the GL250F33CET crystal oscillator is based on the piezoelectric properties of quartz. Quartz is a piezoelectric material, which means it changes its shape and produces an electrical charge when a voltage is applied to it. The quartz crystal is cut in a particular shape and placed in the oscillator circuit.

When an alternating current is applied to the crystals, the quartz plate responds to the alternating voltage by changing its shape slightly to create a vibration. The vibration of the quartz is then converted into an electrical signal known as an AC signal. The frequency of the AC signal is determined by the resonant frequency of the quartz. This frequency is the same as the frequency of the oscillator circuit. The oscillator output is then filtered and amplified to produce a signal with a range of frequencies.

The GL250F33CET crystal oscillator is a popular choice for a number of applications due to its reliable performance. It is commonly used in electronics design such as switching power supplies, microprocessors, phase locked loop circuits, radio frequency amplifiers, and communication systems. These oscillators can also be used as clock signals in computing systems and as system clocks in electronic equipment.

In conclusion, the GL250F33CET quartz crystal oscillator is a reliable and versatile crystal suitable for many applications. It operates over a wide temperature range with excellent electrical characteristics. The working principle of the oscillator is based on the piezoelectric effect of quartz, which converts an alternating voltage into a corresponding AC signal with a specific frequency. This crystal is commonly used for various electronics design applications, and as a system clock or clock signal.