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Murata offers various 16MHz crystal oscillators, primarily in compact SMD (Surface Mount Device) packages like the XRCGA/B/E (Hybrid) and standard XRCGB series, known for cost-effectiveness and accuracy in consumer electronics, featuring frequencies of 16MHz, various load capacitances (like 8pF or 10pF), and tolerances from ±100ppm down to ±1ppm for high precision, used in Wi-Fi, BLE, microcontrollers, and more. Key part numbers include XRCHA16M000F0A01R0 (2.5x2mm) and XRCGB16M000FXN16R0 (2.0x1.6mm). Common Murata 16MHz Crystal Oscillator Series:

• XRCGA/B/E Series (Hybrid Resonators): Combines quartz crystal with ceramic resonator tech for smaller size and lower cost, ideal for general use.
• XRCGB Series: Standard, highly reliable crystals for broad applications like consumer devices, communication modules, and PCs, often in 2.0x1.6mm. 

Key Specifications to Look For:

• Frequency: 16 MHz (Standard).
• Package Size: Common sizes include 2.5x2.0mm (e.g., XRCHA) and 2.0x1.6mm (e.g., XRCGB).
• Load Capacitance (CL): Often 8pF or 10pF, depending on the specific part.
• Frequency Tolerance/Stability: Ranges from ±100ppm (standard) to ±1ppm (high precision).
• Mounting: Surface Mount (SMD). 

Example Part Numbers:

• XRCHA16M000F0A01R0: 16MHz, 8pF, 2.5x2mm, ±100ppm.
• XRCGB16M000FXN16R0: 16MHz, 8pF, 2.0x1.6mm, ±40ppm.
• XRCGB16M000FXN02R0: 16MHz, 10pF, ±1ppm (DSS1ppm)

The specific Murata ceramic component for a 10MHz oscillator circuit is a ceramic resonator (part of their CERALOCK series), not a crystal oscillator. The recommended part numbers are the Murata CSTLS10M0G53-B0 (through-hole) and CSTNE10M0G55A000R0 (SMD). Murata 10MHz Ceramic Resonator OptionsMurata offers both through-hole (THT) and surface-mount device (SMD) 10MHz ceramic resonators with built-in load capacitors, which means oscillation circuits do not require external load capacitors, simplifying design and reducing component count

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Murata offers various 8MHz ceramic resonators, like the popular CSTLS8M00G53-B0 (Through-Hole, built-in caps) and CSTNE8M00G52Z000R0 (SMD, 10pF), used as low-cost, compact clock sources for microcontrollers, often eliminating external capacitors for simpler, high-density circuits, available from distributors like DigiKey, RS, and Element14. Key Murata 8MHz Ceramic Resonators:

• CSTLS8M00G53-B0 / CSTLS8M00G53-A0: Through-hole (THT) 3-pin types, often with integrated load capacitors, designed for easy insertion in high-density boards, common in microprocessors.
• CSTNE8M00G52Z000R0: Surface Mount Device (SMD) 3-pin, typically 8MHz with 10pF load capacitance, great for space-saving designs. 

Key Features:

• Integrated Capacitors: Many models (like the CSTLS series) have capacitors built-in, simplifying oscillator circuit design and reducing component count.
• High Density: Their compact size and integrated features allow for dense PCB layouts.
• Cost-Effective: Ceramic resonators are generally cheaper than quartz crystals for similar applications.
• Broad Application: Used for clocking microcontrollers, timers, and other digital circuits. 

A 27 MHz crystal oscillator is a precise frequency-control component used to generate a stable 27,000,000 Hz clock signal for electronic circuits. It is a staple in RF communication (such as RC toys and walkie-talkies), microcontrollers, and networking equipment. Common Form Factors & PricesAs of late 2025, these components are widely available in several standard packages:

• HC-49S / HC-49/US (Low Profile): The most common "teardrop" or oval metal can. It is a through-hole (DIP) component but is also available in SMD versions with clipped leads.

A 20 MHz metal can crystal oscillator (resonator) is widely available in the HC-49/U(full-size) or HC-49S/US (half-size) through-hole package, with specific options available as a 2-pin crystal resonator or a 4-pin active oscillator component. 2-Pin Through-Hole Metal Can Crystals (Resonators) These are passive components (crystal resonators) that require an external oscillation circuit (like those found in microcontrollers) to generate a clock signal. 

• Frequency: 20 MHz
• Package Type: HC-49-US Half-size metal can
• Dimensions: 10.7 x 4.3 x 3.5mm
• Load Capacitance: 18 pF 

An 8MHz metal can crystal oscillator typically refers to components in the durable HC-49/U through-hole package or the compact HC-49/US (half-size) package, These oscillators are standard components for generating precise clock signals in microcontrollers and other digital circuits. 

• 8Mhz Full Size Crystal Oscillator HC49/U package
  A highly reliable, full-size through-hole option praised for its durability and wide compatibility with standard electronic circuits.
  • Pros: Encased in a robust metal can package (HC49/U) for mechanical durability.
  • Applications: Ideal for microcontrollers, embedded systems, communication circuits, and DIY prototyping.
  • Load Capacitance: Standard load capacitance, usually around 18-20 pF, which should be verified via datasheet.
  • Price: Typically starts at about ₹10 per piece, depending on the merchant and quantity.