Introduction

Crystals are often used as electrical components in order to control the timing and frequency of semiconductor devices. Crystals are typically made of quartz crystal, or a piezoelectric material. The MA-506 12.0000M-B3 is an example of a crystal oscillator which is RoHS compliant and suitable for wide range of applications.

ROHS Compliant

The MA-506 12.0000M-B3is RoHS Compliant, meaning that is compliant with the European Union\'s Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) directive. In other words, it does not contain any hazardous materials such as lead, mercury, cadmium, chromium and other hazardous materials. The MA-506 12.0000M-B3 is also lead free so it will not pose any environmental risks when used properly. It is also highly reliable and its performance is consistent, making it a suitable choice for a wide range of applications.

Application Field

The MA-506 12.0000M-B3 is suitable for a wide range of application fields including consumer electronics, automotive, mobile phone, and computer. It is also suitable for use in other industrial sectors such as clock synchronization systems, instrumentation and industrial automation. Moreover, the MA-506 12.0000M-B3 can provide an accurate time base to systems and thus improve the performance of the system.

Working Principle

The MA-506 12.0000M-B3 works by converting electrical energy into mechanical vibrational energy and back again. A quartz crystal is the key component in this conversion process. Quartz is an electrically neutral material, but when subjected to an electric field, it undergoes changes in its physical properties, such as its size and shape, that cause it to vibrate at a particular frequency. The frequency of this vibration is determined by the shape and size of the crystal.

This vibrational oscillator principle is then used by the MA-506 12.0000M-B3 to generate a timing signal that is used for various electronic devices. The signal is generated when the crystal oscillator is activated by an electrical input. The signal is then passed through electronics which further amplifies and shape the signal into the desired frequency.