Hi all,
Where is the best/cheapest place to obtain the above in the UK?
I've tried all the usual suspects, but they have nothing that low.
TIA
--dave
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32kHz Xtals
Jan 24, 2004
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Try one of the crystal manufacturers, like IQD, if you want to buy in quantity.
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I only want a handful at most though
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ESR sells them for 39p each: http:/
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Hi,
One has to be carefull with some of the cheap 32kHz crystals. Most seem to be 12pF series capacitance, while most of the RTCs require ones with 6pF series capacitance to get any sort of lobg term accuracy.
RS Components should have available.
Regards Anton Erasmus
Try searching for 32768Hz rather than 32kHz.
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you will need to add postage, but delivery times are comparable to local sources. see:
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A handful is about 1,000 pieces. ;-)
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