Crystals
A crystal is a solid material in which the atoms, molecules, or ions are arranged in an orderly repeating pattern extending in all three spatial dimensions. Crystalline materials are known for their beauty and symmetry, and they have a wide range of practical uses in fields such as electronics, jewelry, and construction. One of the key uses of crystals is in electronic devices, where they are used as semiconductors to control the flow of electricity. Crystalline materials are also used in the production of jewelry, as they can be cut and polished to create stunning gemstones. In construction, crystalline materials such as quartz and granite are often used as decorative building materials due to their durability and attractive appearance. If you are looking for high-quality crystals for your next project, flux.ai has the world's largest community-driven public library of them, with footprints, symbols, datasheets, and simulation models. Our library is constantly expanding and is a valuable resource for anyone working with crystalline materials. So, if you want to find the perfect crystal for your needs, be sure to check out flux.ai's extensive collection.
NX1612SA-32MHZ-STD-CIS-3
Small and thin surface-mount crystal units NX1612SA-32MHZ-STD-CIS-3 is a compact surface-mount quartz crystal oscillator designed for stable clock generation in embedded electronic systems and wireless communication devices. Manufactured in a miniature ceramic package, this crystal provides precise frequency control with low phase noise and high frequency stability, making it suitable for microcontrollers, RF modules, IoT devices, and portable electronics. The device operates at a nominal frequency of thirty-two megahertz and is optimized for low power consumption and reliable startup characteristics. Its compact footprint enables integration into high-density PCB layouts while maintaining strong resistance to environmental stress and mechanical vibration. The crystal is compatible with standard oscillator circuits and supports stable operation across industrial temperature ranges. This component is commonly used in timing reference applications, communication systems, sensor modules, wearable devices, and battery-powered embedded platforms requiring accurate and stable clock signals. #commonpartslibrary #crystaloscillator #timingdevice #frequencycontrol #embeddedhardware #wirelesssystems #rfdesign #iotdevices #electronicscomponents #surfacemountdevice
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2002411212
2-Position Right-Angle Power Connector Header – The Molex 2002411212 is a Mega-Fit series, through-hole PCB header designed for power connections between circuit boards and external wiring. It features a 5.70 mm pitch, 2 positions, a fully shrouded housing, and a locking mechanism for secure mating. It supports up to 600 V AC/DC, with current capacity dependent on the wire gauge, and operates over −40°C to +105°C. The contacts are copper alloy with matte tin plating, housed in black UL94 V-0 liquid crystal polymer (LCP). #Molex #2002411212 #MegaFit #PowerConnector #PCBHeader #RightAngleConnector #WireToBoard #ThroughHole #IndustrialElectronics #PCBComponents
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ABS07-32.768KHZ-T
32.768 kHz SMD Crystal – The Abracon ABS07-32.768KHZ-T is a tuning-fork crystal used for real-time clocks (RTC), low-power timers, and timekeeping circuits. It operates at 32.768 kHz with ±20 ppm frequency tolerance, 12.5 pF load capacitance, and 70 kΩ maximum equivalent series resistance (ESR). It features a compact 3.2 × 1.5 × 0.9 mm, 2-pad SMD package and operates over −40°C to +85°C. #Abracon #ABS07 #32768kHz #SMDCrystal #RTC #TimingComponent #FrequencyReference #PCBDesign
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