LP061F23CDT

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Crystals

LP061F23CDT is a type of crystal, a specialized type of quartz used by modern devices. The quartz is cut into specific cuts, called AT-cuts, with a center frequency of 61MHz. This crystal has two electrodes and has a metal container for package that helps to protect it effectively.

Application Field

LP061F23CDT crystals are designed as oscillators and are primarily used as clock sources in electronic systems, such as watches and many communication systems. As its center frequency is 61MHz, the crystal can be used in many systems with different frequencies, such as 100MHz and 110MHz.

Working Principle

Essentially, the LP061F23CDT crystal operates by the mechanical resonance of a quartz crystal, when an oscillating electrical field is applied to it. When this voltage is applied, the quartz crystal vibrates and produces a mechanical wave at its natural frequency. This wave is then converted back into an electrical wave, which can be used by the circuit as a clock or timing reference and/or is used to control and regulate the speed of oscillation in the circuit.

Generally, the quartz crystal works in two modes: series mode and parallel mode. In series mode, the oscillation frequency and amplitude of the quartz are determined by the load capacitance, the damping resistor, and the capacitance of the quartz itself. In parallel mode, the electrical signal applied to the quartz divides itself between the quartz and the load capacitance. This division of signal affects the frequency and amplitude of the oscillation.

LP061F23CDT crystals are popular for their frequency stability, accuracy and high load capability. Because of its high Q factor, the oscillation of a quartz crystal remains relatively constant, even under varying temperature and pressure. This makes it well-suited for precision oscillator applications, such as in quartz watches.

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