ZTT-7.37MT

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Resonators

Resonators are specialized electronic components used to sustain oscillations at a resonant frequency. With the growing demand for wireless communication, resonators have become an important element of many wireless systems. ZTT-7.37MT resonators are greatly used in wireless systems due to their versatility and high efficiency.

ZTT-7.37MT resonators are a type of piezoelectric resonators made of single crystal quartz, making them relatively light weight compared to others with the same performance. These resonators are very stable in frequency and well suited for high-temperature environments, making them attractive for use in a wide range of applications.

Application

ZTT-7.37MT resonators are used in various applications, from communications to medical equipment. Base stations, handheld communication devices, medical scanners, navigation systems and other applications that require precise frequency oscillations all use ZTT-7.37MT resonators.

In communications, these resonators are used for frequency control in receiver and transmitter circuit to ensure accurate frequency transmission and reception. In medical equipment, they are used for ultrasound and scanning machines, as well as biomedical research instruments. They are also used for navigation systems and radars, for frequency stability and precision.

Working Principle

A piezoelectric resonator is a type of resonance system that consists of a piezoelectric material sandwiched between two metal plates. When a voltage is applied to the material, it creates a mechanical vibration at its resonant frequency. This vibration creates an electrical current that is amplified and fed back into the piezoelectric material, creating a feedback loop. The frequency of the vibration is determined by the design of the resonator and its size.

ZTT-7.37MT resonators have a resonant frequency of 7,370 KHz and are capable of operating up to temperatures of 65 degrees Celsius. The frequency stability of the device is ± 0.02 KHz, and the maximum current output is 10mA. The device also has a low-noise, high-stability ceramic packaged, making it ideal for a wide range of applications.

In summary, ZTT-7.37 is a type of piezoelectric resonator commonly used in wireless systems. Due to its small size, high performance and frequency stability, it has become a widely used device for a variety of applications, from communications and medical equipment to navigational systems.

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