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The NDK NX5032SD-13.56MHZ-STD-CSY-1 is a fundamental mode MHz crystal unit designed for surface mount applications. It operates at a nominal frequency of 13.56MHz with a load capacitance of 12pF. The component meets AEC-Q200 automotive standards, ensuring reliability in harsh environments. Key electrical specifications include a frequency tolerance of ±15ppm at +25°C and stability of ±50ppm across the operating range. It features an equivalent series resistance (ESR) of 120 Ohms and supports a maximum drive level of 100 μW. The device functions within a temperature range of -40°C to +125°C.
Verify the specific ordering suffix STD-CSY-1 against the latest NDK specification sheet to ensure compatibility with required frequency tolerances and temperature ranges. Confirm that the 12pF load capacitance matches the target oscillator circuit design. Check for any recent lifecycle status updates, as distribution channels may list obsolete or active statuses inconsistently. Ensure packaging requirements align with tape and reel handling procedures.
Select this component when a 13.56MHz clock source is required for automotive or industrial applications demanding AEC-Q200 certification. The 120 Ohm ESR value must be compatible with the microcontroller's oscillation circuit gain capabilities. Designers should account for the 12pF load capacitance in PCB layout calculations to maintain frequency accuracy. Consider the 100 μW maximum drive level to prevent over-driving the crystal during operation.
This part belongs to the NX5032SD series by NDK, which focuses on small surface-mount crystal units. The series is engineered to meet the stringent demands of automotive electronics, particularly for sensors and monitoring systems. It represents a standard solution for integrating precise timing into compact embedded systems where size and thermal resilience are critical constraints.
Publicly confirmed substitute part numbers include ECS Inc. models such as ECS-135.6-10-30BQZ-TR and ECS-135.6-10-33QZ-TR. These alternatives offer similar 13.56MHz frequencies and SMD packaging but require verification of their specific AEC-Q200 compliance and ESR values against the original design requirements.