CSTLS7M00G56-A0

Resonators Overview

The Murata CSTLS7M00G56-A0 is a ceramic resonator with a nominal frequency of 7 MHz. It features a built-in capacitor configuration with a load capacitance of 47 pF. The component offers a frequency tolerance of -0.4% to +0.2% and an equivalent series resistance of 30 Ohms. Designed for through-hole mounting, it operates within a temperature range of -20°C to +80°C. The package dimensions are 8 mm in length, 5.5 mm in width, and 3 mm in height.

Resonators Feature Summary

• Integrates internal capacitors to simplify oscillator circuit design
• Provides stable frequency generation via piezoelectric ceramic technology
• Supports standard through-hole PCB assembly methods

Resonators Applications

• Microcontroller clock circuits
• Simple oscillator designs
• Consumer electronics timing references

Resonators Procurement Notes

Verify the specific suffix and frequency code against official Murata documentation to ensure compatibility with target oscillator circuits. Confirm that the built-in capacitor value matches the required load capacitance for the application. Check RoHS compliance status and environmental certifications prior to procurement to meet regulatory requirements.

Resonators Selection Notes

Select this component when a cost-effective timing solution with integrated capacitors is required. Ensure the operating temperature range meets the environmental conditions of the end product. Verify that the frequency tolerance aligns with the system's timing accuracy requirements.

Resonators Part Context

This part belongs to the CERALOCK family of ceramic resonators from Murata Electronics. These components are designed as alternatives to quartz crystals, offering easier integration due to built-in capacitors. The CSTLS series specifically targets applications requiring moderate frequency stability without the complexity of external tuning components.

Resonators Replacement Considerations

Consult official substitution lists for direct replacements. Generic ceramic resonators may differ in equivalent series resistance or frequency tolerance.