HCCD2-10.700-CDMG18

Overview

The HCCD2-10.700-CDMG18 is a ceramic discriminator manufactured by Suzhou Hangjing Elec & Tech Co., Ltd. It operates at a nominal frequency of 10.700 MHz and utilizes surface mount technology for integration into electronic circuits. The component features a compact physical footprint with dimensions of 3.7 mm in length, 3.1 mm in width, and 1 mm in height. This device serves as a critical frequency control element within signal processing architectures.

Feature Summary

• Surface mount construction for automated assembly
• Compact three-dimensional package profile
• Designed for specific frequency discrimination tasks

Applications

• Signal processing circuits
• Frequency control systems
• Electronic assemblies requiring 10.7 MHz components

Procurement Notes

Verify the exact datasheet specifications directly from the manufacturer before procurement. Confirm that the surface mount package dimensions and terminal configuration match your printed circuit board layout requirements. Ensure compatibility with your assembly process parameters to maintain component integrity during installation.

Selection Notes

Select this component when a 10.700 MHz ceramic discriminator is required for surface mount applications. Evaluate the physical size constraints against the 3.7x3.1x1 mm package dimensions. Consider the operating environment and ensure the component meets the necessary electrical characteristics for your specific signal processing design needs.

Part Context

Suzhou Hangjing Elec & Tech Co., Ltd. specializes in quartz frequency control units and related components. The company focuses on research, development, production, and sales of these electronic parts. Their product portfolio includes various frequency control solutions for global electronics markets.

FAQ

What are the physical dimensions of the HCCD2-10.700-CDMG18?

The component measures 3.7 mm in length, 3.1 mm in width, and 1 mm in height.

What type of mounting does this component support?

It supports surface mount technology for integration onto printed circuit boards.