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ECS-200-20-4LXAGP: DescriptionQUARTZ CRYSTAL RESONATOR, 20 MHz; CategoryPassive components; File Size155KB，1 Pages; ManufacturerECS; Websitehttp://www.ecsxtal.com/

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QUARTZ CRYSTAL RESONATOR, 20 MHz

ECS-200-20-4LXAGP Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Maximum operating temperature	85 Cel
Minimum operating temperature	-40 Cel
Rated operating frequency	20 MHz
Processing package description	ROHS COMPLIANT, HC-49/US, 2 PIN
Lead-free	Yes
EU RoHS regulations	Yes
state	ACTIVE
terminal coating	NOT SPECIFIED
Installation features	THROUGH HOLE MOUNT
Dimensions	L11.35XB4.65XH3.5 (mm)/L0.447XB0.183XH0.138 (inch)
Ageing	5 PPM/YEAR
Drive level	500 uW
load capacitance	20 pF
Series resistance	30 ohm
Manufacturer Series	HC-49USX-DN
Crystal resonator type	PARALLEL - FUNDAMENTAL

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HC-49U

QUARTZ CRYSTAL

This product represents our selection of

standard resistance weld type quartz

crystals.

OPTIONS:

– extended temperature range

– pullability

– mylar spacer

– vinyl sleeve

– third ground lead

– radial Tape and Reel (1,000 pcs)

FEATURES

• Cost effective

• Excellent aging

• Wide frequency range

• Tight tolerances

• Excellent reliability

• “AT” cut crystal

PART NUMBERING GUIDE

“EXAMPLE”

ECS

–

FREQUENCY (16.0000 MHz)

160

–

LOAD CAPACITANCE*

–

PACKAGE TYPE

* Load capacitance (xx=xx pF, S= series resonance)

Note: See Product Selection Guide for additional options.

OPERATING CONDITIONS/ELECTRICAL CHARACTERISTICS

PARAMETERS

FREQUENCY RANGE

FREQUENCY TOLERANCE

FREQUENCY STABILITY

OPERATING TEMPERATURE

STORAGE TEMPERATURE

SHUNT CAPACITANCE

LOAD CAPACITANCE

DRIVE LEVEL

AGING (FIRST YEAR)

CONDITIONS

Ref @ +25˚C

Ta=-10˚C ~ +70˚C

OPR

STG

(Customer Specified)

1.800 ~ 3.000MHz, 3.000 ~ 100.000MHz

@ +25˚C

MINIMUM

1.800

-30

-50

-10

-30

10.0

-5.0

MAXIMUM

100.000

+30

+50

+70

+85

7.0

Series

2.0, 1.0

+5.0

UNITS

MHz

PPM

˚C

PPM

EQUIVALENT SERIES RESISTANCE / MODE OF OSCILLATION

FREQUENCY RANGE (MHz)

1.800 ~ 1.999

2.000 ~ 2.399

2.400 ~ 2.999

3.000 ~ 3.199

3.200 ~ 3.699

3.700 ~ 4.199

4.200 ~ 4.899

4.900 ~ 4.999

MODE

Fundamental

MAX ESR

Ω

750

500

300

200

120

100

FREQUENCY RANGE (MHz)

5.000 ~ 5.999

6.000 ~ 7.999

8.000 ~ 9.999

10.000 ~ 12.499

12.500 ~ 15.999

16.000 ~ 25.000

23.000 ~ 100.000

MODE

Fundamental

3rd O/T

MAX ESR

Ω

PACKAGE DIMENSIONS (mm)

11.35

(10.5) Max.

11.35 Max.

13.46 Max.

PPM

f/f

+ 30

- 10

4.65 Max.

- 30

TEMP.(˚C)

0.43

12.7 Min.

Figure 2) Frequency vs Temperature Curve

4.88

0.020

Figure 1) HC-49U - Side and Bottom views

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