LFXTAL071269REEL

LFXTAL071269REEL Application Field and Working Principle

Crystals are solid oscillators. The LFXTAL071269REEL is a type of crystal oscillator that is a continuous, stable source of low frequency signals. This type of oscillator has a wide range of applications, including timing components in computers, communication systems, and embedded systems. It can be used to measure frequency, power supply voltage stability, as well as in electronic instrumentation, navigation, and tracking systems.

LFXTAL071269REEL oscillator consists of a quartz crystal affixed to an oscillator circuit. The quartz crystal acts as an electromechanical resonator. It works by alternately storing and releasing energy from the electric field applied to it. As the electric field applied to the crystal is oscillated, the crystal will vibrate in its own natural resonance frequency.

The oscillator circuit then amplifies this signal and the resulting signal is used as a clock signal with a frequency that is dependent on the moving mass of the quartz crystal itself. The circuit configuration of the LFXTAL071269REEL determines the frequency of the oscillation; thus, this type of oscillator can generate a wide range of frequencies. The frequency range of the LFXTAL071269REEL is 2-20 MHz.

The LFXTAL071269REEL oscillator has a temperature range of -20 to +85°C and is capable of operation up to +105°C. It has a tolerance of ±20ppm and has an operating voltage range of 2.5-3.6V. It can operate with a single 3V supply, or it can be divided into two separate supplies for more rigorous frequency control.

The LFXTAL071269REEL is easy to use, has a wide range of purposes, and is reliable and robust. This type of oscillator is widely used in many industries, such as communication, computing, embedded systems, instrumentation and navigation, and tracking systems. It is an ideal choice for achieving low frequency accuracy and stability.