ABM10W-28.2240MHZ-6-B2U-T3

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Crystals are one of the most widely used components in electronic circuits, and come in a variety of designs and materials. The ABM10W-28.2240MHZ-6-B2U-T3 is one of a range of specialized crystal oscillators available from a range of manufacturers. It is designed for applications requiring precise timing, such as telecommunications and medical equipment.

The ABM10W-28.2240MHZ-6-B2U-T3 crystal oscillator consists of a small quartz crystal encapsulated in a plastic housing. The crystal is activated by a voltage applied across two electrodes at the base of the package. The crystal vibrates at a very precise signal frequency, due to its mechanical properties, ensuring the accuracy of the output signal.

The ABM10W-28.2240MHZ-6-B2U-T3 crystal oscillator is a type of quartz oscillator which operates at a frequency of 28.2240 MHz +/- 50 parts per million. This is an incredibly accurate frequency for such a small component, and allows it to be used in high-precision applications such as medical equipment, frequency standards and communications networks. The component also has a low power consumption and is highly resistant to environmental influences.

The ABM10W-28.2240MHZ-6-B2U-T3 crystal oscillator is an SMD component, meaning it is soldered directly onto a printed circuit board. This makes it easier to integrate into complex equipment, and also saves space, allowing more components to be packed onto a single board. The component also has a wide temperature range, allowing it to be used in both industrial and consumer devices.

The ABM10W-28.2240MHZ-6-B2U-T3 crystal oscillator is an important component in a range of electronics, providing the necessary timing accuracy for high-precision devices such as those involved in communications and medical light therapy. This small but highly accurate component is easy to integrate into electronic designs, and allows for more components to be packed onto a single circuit board.

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