In electronic device design, the 32.768KHz crystal oscillator serves as the core component of Real Time Clocks (RTC), where stability andreliability are paramount. While EPSON's MC-306 series has long been a mainstream choice in the market, technological advancements and the need for supply chain di...
Simple Packaged Crystal Oscillators (SPXO)
SPXO is an oscillator for watches, which uses crystal resonance to create an electrical signal with a more precise frequency and are suitable for clock signal generators.
Voltage Controlled Crystal Oscillators (VCXO)
These crystal oscillators ha...
16MHz crystal oscillator is one of the most commonly used frequency control components in electronic circuits, providing accurate clock signals for microcontrollers, communication modules and embedded systems. As the core component of timing control, its stability directly affects the reliability of...
A quartz crystal resonator is an electronic component that uses the piezoelectric effect of a quartz crystal to achieve frequency stabilization. The chemical composition of quartz is SiO2, which belongs to the hexagonal oxide mineral system, mainly including low-temperature quartz (α-quartz) a...
The 3225 crystal is a common quartz crystal resonator, which is widely used in electronic devices to provide a stable clock signal. Here is some basic information about the 3225 crystal:
1.Size
- The "3225" in the name of the 3225 crystal refers to its size of 3.2mm x 2.5mm. This miniaturized design...
32.768kHz crystal is a commonly used clock source, especially in electronic devices. This crystal is often used in real-time clock (RTC) and timing applications, such as watches, alarm clocks, thermometers, pedometers, etc.
Working principle:
32.768kHz crystal oscillator is an oscillator that genera...
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