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12.8481 is listed in the Crystals range at ChipApex. The manufacturer field lists Geyer Electronic America, Inc.. Its product description is Crystal 48.0MHz 8pF SMD. Review the specifications below when checking this part for your BOM.
The Geyer Electronic America, Inc. model 12.8481 is a MHz crystal component designed for frequency control applications. It supports clocking tree signal conditioning in systems utilizing ASICs, MCUs, MPUs, or FPGAs. The device is RoHS compliant and available in lead-free status. Physical dimensions are specified as 0.063 inches in length by 0.047 inches in width. This quartz precision frequency control device serves as a Class III life-supporting component within electronic circuits requiring stable oscillation frequencies.
Verify the specific suffix codes on the ordering information to ensure compatibility with required load capacitance and frequency tolerance specifications. Confirm that the RoHS compliant status meets current environmental regulations for your assembly process. Check datasheet revisions to validate electrical parameters against your design requirements before finalizing procurement orders.
Select this component when integrating quartz crystals into designs involving ASICs, MCUs, MPUs, or FPGAs. Ensure the physical footprint of 0.063 inches by 0.047 inches fits the PCB layout constraints. Consider the Class III life-supporting classification for critical system reliability requirements during the initial design phase.
This part belongs to the Geyer Electronic family of quartz precision frequency control devices. The manufacturer specializes in frequency devices for over fifty years, offering a range including crystals, oscillators, ceramic resonators, and filters. The 12.8481 model represents their standard MHz crystal offerings for general-purpose digital circuit timing.
Consult official distributor catalogs for direct substitute part numbers from Geyer Electronic America, Inc. Verify equivalent electrical characteristics and physical dimensions before swapping components. Generic industry knowledge should not be used to determine cross-compatibility without explicit manufacturer confirmation.
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