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What are the crystal oscillator frequencies?

2020-12-09View Original

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  Crystal oscillators are widely used in electronic components and accessories; for example, they are found in keyboards, motherboards, mice, and so on. Let’s take a look at what crystal oscillator frequencies are required for these electronic components   Motherboard: 14.318MHZ, 24.576, 25MHZ, 27MHZ, 32.768KHZ Display: 8M/14.31818MHZ, 12.000MHZ, 24.000MHZ, 28.224MHZ Hard drive: 23.040MHz, 28.224MHz Optical drive: 33.8688MHz, 16.9344MHz, 18.432MHz Keyboard: 6.000MHz Mouse: 6.000MHz, 12.000MHZ, 24.000MHZ Webcam: 12.000MHz Bluetooth: 16.000MHz Wireless WIFI: 25.000MHZ 2.5G/3G (40.000MHz, 44.000MHz) ADSL for network transmission: 12.288MHz, 35.328MHz, 50.000MHz The crystal oscillators on the motherboard are mainly categorized as follows: Crystal oscillator connected to the chip – frequency clock crystal oscillator chip: 14.318MHz Real-time crystal oscillator – Southbridge: 32.768KHz KBC: 32.768KHz Network card crystal oscillator – Network card chip: 25.000MHz Sound card crystal oscillator – Sound card chip: 24.576MHz Graphics card crystal oscillator – Graphics card chip: 27MHZ Card reader crystal oscillator – Card reader chip: 12MHz The most important crystal oscillators on the motherboard are the real-time crystal oscillator and the clock crystal oscillator; the real-time crystal oscillator provides the oscillation frequency for the southbridge, while almost all frequencies on the motherboard are based on the clock crystal oscillator. If they are damaged, the motherboard cannot function properly. The crystal oscillator, along with clock chips, sound card chips, network card chips, graphics cards, and other chips that form oscillation circuits, constitute the most important source of clock signals on the entire circuit board.
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Crystals/Oscillators (for reference of operating frequencies)
I. Electronic accessories for computers
1. The frequencies mainly used in motherboards are: 14.318MHZ, 24576, 25MHZ, 27MHZ, 32.768KHZ.
2. The frequencies mainly used in monitors are: 8M/14.31818MHZ, 12.000MHZ, 24.000MHZ, 28.224MHZ.
3. The frequencies mainly used in hard drives are: 23.040MHz, 28.224MHz.

Crystals/Oscillators (for reference of operating frequencies)
I. Electronic accessories for computers
1. The frequencies mainly used in motherboards are: 14.318MHZ, 24576, 25MHZ, 27MHZ, 32.768KHZ.
2. The frequencies mainly used in monitors are: 8M/14.31818MHZ, 12.000MHZ, 24.000MHZ, 28.224MHZ.
3. The frequencies mainly used in hard drives are: 23.040MHz, 28.224MHz.
4. The frequencies mainly used in optical drives are: 33.8688MHz, 16.9344MHz, 18.432MHz.
5. The frequency mainly used in keyboards is: 6.000MHz.
6. The frequencies mainly used in mice are: 6.000MHz, 12.000MHZ, 24.000MHZ; wireless mice use various frequencies. The same applies to card readers, etc.
7. The frequency mainly used in cameras is: 12.000MHZ.
8. The frequency used in Bluetooth is: 16.000MHz.
9. The frequencies used in wireless WIFI are: 25.000MHz, as well as 2.5G/3G (40.000MHz, 44.000MHz) for network transmission.
10. The frequencies mainly used in ADSL are: 12.288MHz, 35.328MHz, 50.000MHz. This also includes applications related to VOIP, storage, display, image processing, networking, etc.

II. Applications in communication
1. The frequency mainly used in landline phones is: 3.579545MHz.
2. The frequencies mainly used in cordless phones are: 10.250MHz, 10.245MHz, 10.240MHz, 10.100MHz, 13.824MHz, 32.768KHZ.
3. The frequency used in PHS devices is: 19.2MHz.
4. The frequencies used in MTK-based mobile phone TCXOs are: 27.000MHz, 24.000MHz, 26.000MHz.
5. The frequencies used in wireless Bluetooth, GPS, RF (2.4G) systems for car reverse radar and navigation are: 16.000MHz, 12.000MHz, 26.000MHz.
6. The frequencies used in walkie-talkies are: 21.400MHz, 21.7000MHz.
7. Base stations (OCXO) – temperature-stable oscillators.

III. Consumer electronics
1. The frequencies mainly used in televisions are: 4.433619MHz, 3.579545MHz, 12.000MHz. DVD: 16.9344MHz, 27.000MHz. Power amplifier: 4.500MHz, 7.200MHz, 12.288MHz. Audio: 4.500MHz, 7.200MHz. Set-top box: 27.000MHz, 13.500MHz, 54.000MHz. Remote control: 455E, 4.000 MHz, 32.768 KHz. 2. The frequencies primarily used by air conditioners are: 4.194304MHz and 4.000MHz. 3. Small household appliances (kitchen appliances, etc.): 4.000KHz, 6.000MHz, 4.19430MHz, 32.768KHz. 4. Toy games (remote control)/Game consoles primarily use the following frequencies: 6.000MHz, 27.145MHz, 27.125MHz, 49.860MHz, 12.000MHz, 24.000MHz, 10.000MHz, 8.000MHz, 48.000MHz. 5. The frequencies primarily used by PMP and MP4 are: 27.000MHz, 12.000MHz, 24.576MHz. 6. The frequencies primarily used by cameras and video cameras are: 27.000MHz, 54.000MHz, 36.000MHz. IV. Industrial automation, intelligence, and industrial control 1. In bank financial systems, encryption devices, tax control systems, remote meter reading systems, testing instruments, and ultrasonic devices, the main frequencies used are: 50.000MHz, 3.579545MHz, 48.000MHz, 4.000MHz, 12.000MHz, 50.000MHz, 10.000MHz, 8.000MHz, and 6.000MHz. 2. The frequencies mainly used in security applications are: 13.560MHz, 24.000MHz, 12.270MHz

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