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Ceramic Resonator 20MHz

Resonators function like crystals but stick closer to their specified frequency over a full temperature range. These resonators are +/-0.5% or better from -20C-+80C. These resonators have built-in load capacitors so no external caps are needed.

**Datasheets: ** 20MHz, 10/8/4MHz

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  • Kli_Womagni / about 13 years ago / 1

    Given that these have +- 0.5% stability, where crystals have 50ppm (+-0.005%) stability, I am not so sure that these "stick closer to their specified frequency".

    • bTimmeh / about 13 years ago / 1

      i believe they're talking about variability as it applies to temperature. these are rated to +- .5% over a broad temp range.

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