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The Geyer Electronic America, Inc. model 12.94695 is a ceramic surface-mount device (SMD) oscillator designed for frequency control applications. This component features a four-pad SMD package configuration suitable for automated assembly processes. The unit operates within standard industrial temperature ranges and complies with RoHS environmental standards, ensuring lead-free construction. As a Class III life-supporting device category product, it provides stable clock signals for electronic circuits requiring precise timing references.
Verify the specific frequency tolerance and load capacitance requirements against your circuit design before ordering. Confirm that the four-pad footprint matches your PCB layout constraints. Ensure the selected variant meets the thermal management needs of your final assembly environment. Check for any specific handling instructions related to ceramic oscillator sensitivity during soldering processes.
Choose this component when a compact, lead-free ceramic oscillator is required for surface-mount production lines. Evaluate the operating temperature range to ensure compatibility with your system's environmental conditions. Consider the mechanical stability provided by the four-pad mounting style for vibration-prone applications. Verify that the electrical characteristics align with the input specifications of the target integrated circuit.
This part belongs to Geyer Electronic's portfolio of quartz crystals, oscillators, and resonators. The manufacturer specializes in providing timing solutions for demanding applications. The 12.94695 designation identifies a specific ceramic oscillator variant within their broader frequency control product matrix, distinct from their tuning fork or through-hole crystal offerings.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Cross-referencing requires matching exact electrical parameters and physical dimensions. Consult official distributor databases for potential alternatives if supply chain constraints exist.