The ST3215SB32768OMRONH is a 32.768 kHz tuning fork crystal resonator manufactured by Kyocera Kinseki Corporation. It's primarily designed for timing and frequency control in various electronic devices. The '32.768 kHz' frequency is a standard value used for real-time clocks (RTCs) and other low-power applications because it can be easily divided down to 1 Hz for accurate timekeeping.
Applications:
- Real-Time Clocks (RTCs)
- Microcontrollers
- Wearable Devices
- Consumer Electronics (watches, clocks, calculators)
- Industrial Control Systems
Features:
- Stable Frequency Output
- Low Aging Characteristics
- Compact Size
- High Reliability
- Low Power Consumption
Benefits:
- Accurate Timekeeping
- Extended Battery Life in Portable Devices
- Reliable Performance over a Wide Temperature Range
- Easy Integration into Circuit Designs
- Minimal Frequency Drift Over Time
Additional Details:
The ST3215SB32768OMRONH crystal resonator's stability is crucial for accurate timekeeping in RTC applications. Its low aging characteristics ensure that the frequency doesn't drift significantly over its lifespan, maintaining the accuracy of the time. The compact size of the component is advantageous for miniaturized devices such as wearables and portable electronics.
This specific model (ST3215SB32768OMRONH) likely refers to specific tolerance, temperature stability, and load capacitance characteristics as determined by Kyocera Kinseki. Crystal resonators like this rely on the piezoelectric effect, where mechanical stress (vibration) generates an electrical charge, and vice-versa, at a resonant frequency. The precision manufacturing of the crystal ensures it vibrates at its specified frequency (32.768 kHz) when properly incorporated into a circuit. Low power consumption is a key benefit, making it ideal for battery-powered devices where maximizing battery life is paramount.