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fundamental-mode quartz blank

English to Polish Tech/Engineering Electronics / Elect Eng oscillators
For clocking solutions in the 100 to 200 MHz band, and in smaller form factors than the PLL-based AX5 and AX7 devices, a new oscillator architecture is needed. These requirements for smaller sizes are typically associated with the latest-generation optical transceivers and modules. There are four established ways to design a clock oscillator in the range of 100 to 200 MHz:

Use a quartz oscillator with an inverted mesa quartz blank as the resonator element
Use a quartz oscillator with a third-overtone quartz blank as the resonator element
Use an oscillator loop based on a sub-50 MHz, third-overtone/fundamental-mode quartz blank, or a sub-50 MHz, temperature-compensated crystal oscillator mated with an integer or fractional-mode PLL IC
Use a sub-50 MHz microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) resonator-based oscillator loop mated with an integer or fractional-mode PLL IC

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płytka/wafel kwarcowa(y) (kryształu kwarcu) dla modu podstawowego/o częstotliwości podstawowej

Quartz Blanks
Quartz Blanks constitute the initial, but very important step of the production process for quartz frequency products (FCPs).
https://www.morion-us.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/blanks....
https://morion-us.com/products/quartz-blanks/

Generally speaking, there is an inversely proportional relationship between the resonant frequency of a quartz blank and the thickness of a quartz plate.

At the resonant frequency, an odd number of half the acoustic wavelength fits in the thickness plane of the quartz blank. Therefore, the thickness of a blank is the main frequency-determining dimension of quartz produced in the AT-section. AT-section quartz crystals are commonly manufactured in the following frequency ranges:

1 MHz ~ 60 MHz, operation in fundamental mode
30 MHz ~ 250 MHz, operation in overtone mode (3rd; 5th; 7th; 9th overtone)

https://www.jauch.com/blog/en/ask-the-tech-department-how-th...


A tam! "nie pomagają"... Wink Z polskiej Wikipedii (w haśle Rezonator kwarcowy): "Każdy rezonator obok częstotliwości podstawowej (tzw. mod podstawowy), może też drgać z częstotliwościami ponadpodstawowymi (tzw. owertony - zwykle nieparzyste wielokrotności modu podstawowego) oraz pasożytniczymi."

Chodzi o to, że rezonatory o wyższysch częstotliwościach (powyżej ok. 20 MHz) wykonywane są zwykle jako tzw. overtonowe, tzn. wykorzystuje się drgania płytki kryształu kwarcu (odpowiednio ciętej) na częstotliwościach harmonicznych (np. 3, 5, itd). Np. w generatorze odniesienia dla DDS'a (Buttler) w PIC-a-STAR wykorzystuje się rezonator w ten właśnie sposób, uzyskując generacje na 5 albo 7 harmonicznej.
http://sp-hm.pl/thread-272-page-2.html

Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D.
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