CM9V-T1A Quartz Crystal Unit 32.768 kHz Product Documentation
The CM9V-T1A is a low frequency SMT Quartz Crystal Unit that incorporates a tuning fork Quartz Crystal Resonator. The Quartz Crystal Resonator operates under vacuum condition in a hermetically sealed ceramic package with metal lid.
Suitable oscillator-circuitries can operate the CM9V-T1A Quartz Crystal Units in fundamental mode consuming very low power.
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Supplier and Product Introduction |
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SMT;Ceramic |
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English Chinese Chinese and English Japanese |
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2018/4/6 |
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Rev.1.1 |
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