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Oscillators

SG-9001JC C20P 33.0000MCL0 is an oscillator used in variety of research and industrial applications. It relies upon the piezoelectric effect to produce a high amplitude of electrical output to drive circuits. To produce a signal, a piezoelectric crystal is placed beneath a conductive metal backing plate. When an electrical input is provided, it creates an mechanical stresses or forces on the crystal causing it to vibrate. The variation in stress produces a corresponding variation in the electrical output.

The SG-9001JC C20P 33.0000MCL0 is designed for use in medical, industrial and communications applications. It is capable of providing an electrical output of up to 33.0000 MCL0 (mega cycles per second) which is suitable for a range of applications. In medical and diagnostic applications, the oscillator can be used to measure the heartbeat, blood pressure and other vital signs. In industrial and communications applications, it can be used to generate signals for a range of radio and microwave circuits.

The SG-9001JC C20P 33.0000MCL0 utilizes a state-of-the-art frequency control system to provide a stable and accurate output. It also features a low noise level, low power consumption and long lifetime. The oscillator is designed for easy installation and is suitable for use in a variety of environments. It is also designed to be compatible with a range of other components and circuit boards. The oscillator is available with a variety of mounting options, including horizontal, vertical and side-mount kits.

The SG-9001JC C20P 33.0000MCL0 is a reliable and versatile device that can be used for a variety of applications. Thanks to its high output and frequency stability, it is an ideal choice for medical, industrial and communications applications. The oscillator is easy to install, use and maintain and is capable of providing accurate and reliable results.

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