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LCR Hallcrest
Hallcrest Liquid Crystal FormulationsSingle Color Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Mixtures For The Personal Care Industry. Thermotropic Cholesteric Liquid Crystals (CLC) are Novel oily blends that produce striking visual effects across the visible spectrum. Opalescent/Iridescent Appearance. Occlusive Emolient Effects on Skin. CLCs are oils which are soluble in other oils and ester, but not soluble in water and propylene glycol. Hallcrest offers both standard and custom formulations (read more) -
Intrinsic Crystal Technology Co., Ltd. (ICC)
Sapphire CrystalSapphire crystal is use for optical window lenses and Nitride Based Devices (Blue LEDs). It has the following outing properties: outstanding physical-chemical properties, extraordinary mechanical resistance, high hardness, high optical resistance, resistance against high temperatures, high thermal conductivity, low electric conductivity, extremely low dielectric constant, strength even under extreme temperature conditions, outstanding chemical resistance even against fluorination agents... (read more) -
Anatech Electronics, Inc.
Custom Crystal Bandpass FiltersCrystal bandpass filters use piezoelectric effect of quartz crystals and convert their own mechanical motion into electric signals. The low thermal expansion of Quartz crystals allows crystal filters to produce stable frequencies over a wide temperature range. They have higher Q factor than LC filters. Because of the property of Quartz, crystal filters are built upto 150 - 200 MHz. At higher frequencies, the crystal tends to be very thin, brittle and unreliazable. To request a quote, please (read more) -
RFM (RF Monolithics, Inc.)
Crystal Based ProductsRFM Crystal Base Products, which include multiple series of surface mount devices: XTL, XTC, XVT, and XFL series. These devices are surface mount devices based on crystal technology and used in most wireless and digital applications: XTL: Crystals. XTC: TCXO (Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillators). XVT: VCTCXO (Voltage Controlled Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillators). XFL: Crystal Filters. Applications: AMR (Automated Meter Reading), RFID reader, SDARS, WiMax, Cellular BTS... (read more)Browse Crystals Datasheets for RFM (RF Monolithics, Inc.) -
Networks International Corporation
200 MHz Crystal FilterNIC introduces a 200 MHz fundamental frequency Crystal filter used to achieve spectral purity and noise reduction in clock/timing chain applications. Some of the features include a hermetically sealed package, low insertion loss of < 6dB, rejection of > 40dB @ Fc ± 100 KHz and ultimate rejection of > 75dB, built in a small package size of 1.0 x 0.5 x 0.28 inches. Custom designs are available up to 250 MHz. (read more)Browse Crystal Filters Datasheets for Networks International Corporation
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PVA TePla AG - Typ FZ 14M This is a floatzone silicon crystal grower specifically designed in accordance with the requirements of ASTM Std. F1723-96. See PVA TePla AG Information |
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Yanda_Miller Book.indb 36 Section 3: Crystal Growth and Wafer Preparation .................................................41 3.1 Introduction |
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