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Quartz crystals can be an excellent choice for the frequency-determining component in wireless communication systems. Designers appreciate the high Q value (quality factor), reasonable cost, and temperature performance of quartz crystals relative to other options, such as inductor-capacitor, ceramic, microstrip and surface acoustic wave resonators
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Overview High-Q oscillators up to 200 MHz are built using bulk quartz crystal resonators. For UHF and microwave frequencies, transmission line and cavity oscillators offer higher Q than L-C...
This chapter discusses piezoelectric, ferrimagnetic, and acoustic devices and circuits. Topics include quartz crystal oscillators, quartz crystal filters, ceramic filters, dielectric resonator...
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