Tuning forks (sometimes referred to as “wristwatch crystals”) are designed to generate one single frequency: 32.768kHz. This frequency, which is equal to 215 Hz, makes it easy to generate a 1 Hz signal by a series of divided by two frequency dividers, as needed by the watch industry. Tuning forks are cut as close to normal to the Z-axis of the wafer, and typically are 2-5 degrees off of the Z-axis.
Their frequency stability over temperature is represented as a quadratic function, and they are designed to have a zero-temperature coefficient of around 25 C similar to AT-cut crystals. These wristwatch crystals are sufficiently accurate, usually, while worn as intended, i.e., on someone’s wrist for 16 hours and off the wrist for 8 hours each day.
Features:
- Precision time piece in miniature ceramic package for SMD mounting.
- 100% RoHS compliant and lead-free product.
- Low aging. High shock and vibration resistance.
- Applications include real-time clocks, battery operated devices
Specifications:
- Brand: Mercury
- Crystal Cut: X-CUT
- Mode of Oscillation: Fundamental mode
- Turnover Temperature: 25 C +-5 C
- Frequency Tolerance: 20 ppm
- Shunt Capacitance: 1.6 pF typical; 2.0 pF max.
- Motional Capacitance: 3.6 pF typical
- Load Capacitance: 12.5 pF
- Drive Level: 0.1 uW typical; 1.0 u W max.
- Aging at 25 C: +-3 ppm / year max.
- Insulation Resistance: 500 MOhm min. at 100 V+-15 V DC
- Frequency: 32.768 KHz
Package Includes:
1 x YXC – 32.768 kHz 12.5 pF Tuning Fork Quartz Crystal SMD 3.2×1.5×0.8mm
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