FMXMC3S100KHF-12.000000M-PD datasheet, PDF

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FMXMC3S100KHF-12.000000M-PD: DescriptionSeries - Fundamental Quartz Crystal, 12MHz Nom, ROHS COMPLIANT, CERAMIC, SMD, 4 PIN; CategoryPassive components Crystal/resonator; File Size136KB，1 Pages; ManufacturerFrequency Management International; Environmental Compliance

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Series - Fundamental Quartz Crystal, 12MHz Nom, ROHS COMPLIANT, CERAMIC, SMD, 4 PIN

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it lead-free?	Lead free
Is it Rohs certified?	conform to
Objectid	1313428853
package instruction	ROHS COMPLIANT, CERAMIC, SMD, 4 PIN
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
Ageing	5 PPM/YEAR
Crystal/Resonator Type	SERIES - FUNDAMENTAL
Drive level	10 µW
frequency stability	0.003%
frequency tolerance	100 ppm
Installation features	SURFACE MOUNT
Nominal operating frequency	12 MHz
Maximum operating temperature	60 °C
Minimum operating temperature	-30 °C
physical size	L5.0XB3.2XH1.0 (mm)/L0.197XB0.126XH0.039 (inch)
Series resistance	80 Ω
surface mount	YES

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FMXMC3S

SERIES

Microprocessor Crystals

Surface Mount Ceramic Pkg.

Micro 5 x 3.2 / Ultra Thin

High Reliability

Tight Stability

Actual Size

CERAMIC SMD 5x3.2

SPECIFICATIONS

Issue 5 - 07252012

Parameter

Frequency Range

Operation Mode

Load Capacitance (CL)

Frequency Tolerance

Temperature Tolerance

Operating Temperature

Storage Temperature

Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR)

Shunt Capacitance (C0)

Drive Level

Aging @ 25°C

Insulation Resistance

Reflow Conditions

All specifications subject to change without notice.

Specification

8.00 - 150.00 MHz

See Operation Mode and ESR Table

18 pF Std., 6 - 60 pF and Series available

±30 ppm @ 25°C Std. (See Cal. Tol. for Options)

±50 ppm Std. (See Temp. Tol. for Options)

0 to +70°C Std. (See Temp. Range for Options)

-40 to +85°C / -55 to +125°C

See Operation Mode and ESR Table

7 pF max.

10 µW typical, 300 µW max

±5 ppm per year max.

500MΩ min. at 100V

±15V

260°C ±10°C for 10sec max., 2 reflows max.

5 x 3.2 CERAMIC SMD

5.0

0.2

1.0

MAX.

3.2

0.2

0.9

1.4

2.6

OPERATION MODE AND ESR TABLE

Frequency (MHz)

8.00 - 10.00

10.01 - 12.00

12.01 - 20.00

20.01 - 50.00

40.00 - 150.00

Mode

Fundamental

3rd Overtone

Max. ESR (Ohms)

100

1.3

Recommended

Land Pattern

1.5

2.4

3.9

STANDARD MARKING

XXX.XXXM

FMI YYWW

XXX.XXXM FREQUENCY in MHz

FMI, Date Code

#2 / #4: connected to lid

#1 / #3: connected to crystal

PIN FUNCTION TABLE

Function

Crystal

Ground

Crystal

Ground

NOTE: Standard Specifications for product indicated in

color

Dimensions: millimeters

PART DESCRIPTION SYSTEM

FMXM C3S 1 18 H J A

XX.XXXXXXM

Product Family

MicroP Crystal

Package

Ceramic SMD

3.2x5 mm

Mode

1 - Fundamental

3 - 3rd Overtone

Load Cap. (CL)

18 - Standard (pF)

00 - Series

XX - Custom (pF)

Cal. Tol. @ 25°C

D ±10 ppm

E ±15 ppm

F ±20 ppm

H ±30 ppm

J ±50 ppm

K ±100 ppm

X Custom

Temp. Tol.

D ±10 ppm

E ±15 ppm

F ±20 ppm

H ±30 ppm

J ±50 ppm

K ±100 ppm

X Custom

Frequency (MHz)

Temp. Range

A 0 to 70 °C

B -20 to 70 °C

C -40 to 85 °C

D -10 to 50 °C

E -10 to 60 °C

F -30 to 60 °C

J 0 to 50 °C

X Custom

Options

TR - Tape & Reel

PD - Parameter Data

TD - Temp. Data

CM- Custom Mark

BLANK - None Req’d.

1-800-800-XTAL

[9825]

www.fmi-inc.com

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