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* https://youtu.be/MbPeYd1N1Xg - How to characterize crystal parameters. This video walks through turning a crystal into a strict electrical circuit, so you can adjust the frequency, or calculate what capacitance is needed. This subject matter is also covered in AoE, 3rd edition, section 7.1.6. | * https://youtu.be/MbPeYd1N1Xg - How to characterize crystal parameters. This video walks through turning a crystal into a strict electrical circuit, so you can adjust the frequency, or calculate what capacitance is needed. This subject matter is also covered in AoE, 3rd edition, section 7.1.6. | ||
| + | * https://www.statek.com/technical-papers/ - Some simple and good data sheets on quartz crystals. Recommended. Maybe someday they will put all of them online. | ||
| + | * https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYGwfVnGAdg - The Signal Path youtube channel. Comparing Crystals with Ring Oscillators. The ring oscillators (based on 74 type logic) are much less accurate. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:07, 16 May 2026
A rock that vibrates. Piezos. You can have your piezo and eat it too (if it's salt).
Computers are a calculating rock.
LEDs are a rock that emits light.
Magic rock.
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- https://youtu.be/MbPeYd1N1Xg - How to characterize crystal parameters. This video walks through turning a crystal into a strict electrical circuit, so you can adjust the frequency, or calculate what capacitance is needed. This subject matter is also covered in AoE, 3rd edition, section 7.1.6.
- https://www.statek.com/technical-papers/ - Some simple and good data sheets on quartz crystals. Recommended. Maybe someday they will put all of them online.
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yYGwfVnGAdg - The Signal Path youtube channel. Comparing Crystals with Ring Oscillators. The ring oscillators (based on 74 type logic) are much less accurate.
