TS13CF23IDT

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A crystal is an organized assembly of molecules or ions, with an orderly arrangement of atoms. It is typically a solid in the form of a crystal lattice, and made up of one particular component or element. Different crystals, with different chemical composition and structure, may be associated with different electronic properties, making them useful in a variety of applications.

The TS13CF23IDT model quartz crystal is one of the most widely used types of crystal. It is a small, low-cost device with a high frequency stability and good temperature stability. It is ideal for use in oscillator circuits and frequency counters, and is also suitable for radio frequency (RF) circuits and communications devices.

The TS13CF23IDT is a tiny quartz crystal with a 12.0 mm x 8.2 mm x 3.2 mm package size. It has a frequency range of 3.2 MHz to 40MHz, and is available in both type A (for filtering and time constant applications) and type B (for RF and IF applications). The frequency is crystal-controlled, with a high frequency stability (typically 5ppm or better at 25°C). It also has a good temperature stability, with a temperature coefficient of 10-10/°C or better.

The working principle of the TS13CF23IDT is based on the resonance phenomenon produced by a quartz crystal. Quartz is a piezoelectric material, meaning that when it is subjected to an electric field, it produces an acoustic wave. This acoustic wave is what is known as an “oscillation.” By applying an alternating current to the quartz crystal, it is possible to create an oscillation at an extremely precise frequency.

The electric field applied to the TS13CF23IDT is a sinusoidal waveform, and is derived from the crystal itself. By applying an electric field across two opposite parallel faces of the crystal, an oscillating electrical field is created, and a corresponding step-like response is seen in the electric current passing through the crystal. This electric current, known as a “series resonant circuit,” is what creates the frequencies of the crystal oscillator.}

The TS13CF23IDT crystal is a reliable, low-cost crystal device suitable for a variety of applications. It has a wide frequency range, and is ideal for both filtering and timing circuits. With its high frequency stability and good temperature stability, it is suitable for radio frequency and communication circuits, as well as frequency counter and oscillator circuits. As such, the TS13CF23IDT is an important component in many electronics, communications, and computing systems.

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