Q 27,120-JXS22-12-10/10-FU-WA-LF

Q 27,120-JXS22-12-10/10-FU-WA-LF application field and working principle

Crystals are widely used in a variety of applications due to their efficient electrical properties. Q 27,120-JXS22-12-10/10-FU-WA-LF crystals are high-precision vibration-resistant quartz crystals, used in automated test equipment and instruments, frequency stabilization networks, wireless communication, radio communications, and other electronic devices.

A typical Q 27,120-JXS22-12-10/10-FU-WA-LF crystal consists of a quartz crystal that is cut in a specific shape. The shape of the quartz crystal is important in determining how much its frequency will change due to vibrations and how much power is required to drive its oscillations. The crystal also includes two metal electrodes attached to the quartz, which act as its electrodes. As an alternating current is applied to the electrodes, the quartz crystal resonates at its specific frequency, usually 10 MHz.

The working principle of a Q 27,120-JXS22-12-10/10-FU-WA-LF crystal is based on the piezoelectric effect. When an alternating current is applied to the crystal, it vibrates at its natural frequency, and generates an electric charge. This electric charge is then collected by the electrodes, and is used as the voltage source for related electronic devices. Additionally, due to its vibration-resistant characteristics, it is an ideal choice for use in automated testing equipment and instruments.

In summary, Q 27,120-JXS22-12-10/10-FU-WA-LF crystals are highly precise and vibration-resistant quartz crystals, used in a variety of applications such as automated testing equipment, frequency stabilization networks, wireless communication, and radio communications. These crystals employ the piezoelectric effect, where an alternating current applied to them causes them to vibrate, generating an electric charge that can be collected and used in related electronic devices.