
High-precision 8MHz SMD crystal from ABRACON. Features ±10ppm stability, 10pF load, and a compact 5mm x 3.2mm ceramic package.
The ABRACON ABM3B-8.000MHZ-10-1-U-T is a high-precision, surface-mount crystal oscillator engineered for demanding electronic applications. With a compact footprint of just 5mm x 3.2mm and a low profile, it is ideal for high-density circuit designs where board space is at a premium. This crystal delivers a stable and accurate 8MHz frequency, making it a critical component for reliable clock timing.
Featuring a ceramic and metal lid construction, this component assures exceptional precision and long-term reliability. The robust design is suitable for reflow soldering profiles and features seam sealing for enhanced environmental protection. Its fundamental operation mode and tight frequency stability of ±10ppm ensure consistent performance under varying conditions.
Key Features & Specifications
This crystal is a fundamental building block for creating stable clock signals in a wide array of advanced electronic systems.
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