4 MHz Crystal Oscillator (2-pin)
4 MHz Crystal Oscillator (2-pin)
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4 MHz Crystal Oscillator (2-pin)

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Rs.10.00
A 4 MHz Crystal Oscillator is an electronic circuit that generates a stable and precise clock signal with a frequency of 4 million cycles per second. Like other crystal oscillators, it employs a quartz crystal resonator to produce the desired frequency.
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Key Features:-

  1. Frequency Accuracy: Crystal oscillators are known for their high-frequency accuracy and stability. A 4 MHz crystal oscillator provides a reliable and precise 4 MHz output.

  2. Compact Size: These oscillators are available in compact package types and can be easily integrated into printed circuit boards (PCBs).

  3. Two-Pin Configuration: Typically, crystal oscillators have two pins (usually labeled as "OUT" and "GND" or "VCC" and "GND") for connection to the circuit. They are straightforward to use and connect.

  4. Low Power Consumption: 4 MHz oscillators are often designed for low power consumption, making them suitable for battery-powered devices and applications.

Applications:

  1. Microcontrollers: Many microcontrollers incorporate a 4 MHz crystal oscillator as an external clock source. This oscillator provides the timing signal for the microcontroller's operation, ensuring accurate execution of instructions.

  2. Digital Logic Circuits: In digital logic circuits, a 4 MHz oscillator can be used as a clock source for synchronous operations, data sampling, and signal processing.

  3. Communication Equipment: Some communication equipment, such as radio transceivers, may use a 4 MHz oscillator for timing and synchronization purposes.

  4. Industrial Control Systems: In industrial automation and control systems, a 4 MHz oscillator can provide precise timing for various processes and sensors.

  5. Test and Measurement Equipment: Oscilloscopes, signal generators, and other test and measurement instruments may use a 4 MHz oscillator for accurate signal analysis and generation.

  6. Frequency Counters: Frequency counters use a stable 4 MHz oscillator as a reference to measure the frequency of external signals.

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