SG-8002CE 24.0350M-PCCL0

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SG-8002CE 24.0350M-PCCL0 oscillator is an ultra-small crystal oscillator chip which is widely used for many small-scale applications. It is a low-power, high-performance quartz oscillator, characterized by low power, excellent stability and small size. It works by applying a voltage to a quartz crystal to produce mechanical vibrations, which are converted into electrical vibrations. This electrical energy is then output from the oscillator at a frequency determined by the quartz crystal.

The SG-8002CE 24.0350M-PCCL0 oscillator is commonly used in a variety of application fields, such as:

• Digital signal processing applications.
• RFID readers.
• Bluetooth applications.
• USB host controllers.
• Industrial control systems.
• Navigation systems.
• Medical instrumentation.
• Wireless local area networks (WLANs).

The SG-8002CE 24.0350M-PCCL0 oscillator offers a wide range of advantages over other available products, including:

• Low power consumption.
• Excellent stability over a wide temperature range.
• High frequency precision.
• High mechanical shock tolerance.
• High environmental stability.
• Wide application in small or portable devices.

The working principle of the SG-8002CE 24.0350M-PCCL0 oscillator is based on the principle of resonance. It utilizes a quartz crystal to create an oscillating electrical signal. The quartz crystal vibrates at a precise frequency when a voltage is applied to it. This oscillating signal is then amplified, filtered, and output to an external circuit. The frequency of the signal is determined by the size and shape of the quartz crystal.

The SG-8002CE 24.0350M-PCCL0 oscillator is a precision device which is essential for many small-scale applications. It offers low-power consumption, excellent stability, and a wide range of applications. It is an ideal choice for any application requiring a compact, reliable oscillator.

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