TSX-3225 26.0000MF09Z-AC0

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Crystals Overview

A crystal is a solid material structure in which atoms, molecules or ions are arranged in a regular, repeating pattern. Such materials are said to have “long-range order”. Crystals are used in virtually all electronic products, from small integrated circuits (ICs) to high-precision clock oscillators.

Crystals are mainly divided into two types: natural and synthetic. Natural crystals are those that are formed in nature and are collected from the earth’s crust. Common examples include quartz, salt and diamond. Synthetic crystals are created through various techniques, such as vapor deposition, electrochemical techniques and sublimation.

Crystals are characterised by a number of physical and electrical properties. Frequency stability, temperature coefficient, load capacitance and aging effects are the main characteristics that shape a crystal’s performance.

TSX-3225 26.0000MF09Z-AC0 Application Field and Working Principle

The TSX-3225 26.0000MF09Z-AC0 is a quartz crystal that provides excellent frequency stability and temperature coefficients. It is designed for use in clocks, watch and clock assemblies, telecommunications, radio receivers and transmitters, consumer electronics and automotive applications.

The crystal operates on an electro-mechanical principle. The two electrodes of the crystal, when energised by an electrical signal, cause the quartz crystal to vibrate at a predetermined frequency. The frequency of this vibration is extremely stable due to the natural properties of quartz.

The TSX-3225 26.0000MF09Z-AC0 features a frequency tolerance of ±10ppm from 25°C to 65°C. It is constructed from high-quality materials and is capable of withstanding extreme temperatures and shock/vibration. The crystal also has excellent long-term stability characteristics and has undergone rigorous testing to ensure reliable operation.

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