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AN2441 Datasheet(PDF) 5 Page - STMicroelectronics

Part # AN2441
Description  Low cost effective oscillator for STR71x MCUs
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Quartz crystal characteristics
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Two resonant frequencies can be calculated.
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The series-resonance frequency Fs is attained when the impedance Z approaches 0.
The phase shift at the series resonance frequency is zero. At the series resonance, the
impedance is minimal and the current flow is maximal.
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The anti resonance frequency Fa is attained when the impedance Z approaches the
infinity.”
The area between Fs and Fa is called the “usual parallel resonance” or simply “parallel
resonance”
When the crystal operates in parallel resonance, its frequency Fp is between Fs and Fa and
has the following expression
Parallel resonance means that a small capacitance called load capacitance CL should be
placed across the crystal terminals to obtain the desired operating frequency.
Figure 4 shows load capacitance with the crystal equivalent circuitry.
Figure 4.
Load capacitance across a parallel resonant quartz
2.1
Frequency vs. mode
A crystal resonance can occur:
●
at the Fa or Fp frequencies (formulas given earlier). This is the fundamental mode
which is used for frequencies smaller than 30 MHz.
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at an odd multiple of the Fa or Fp (harmonics of Fa or Fp). These are the third, fifth, (...)
overtone frequencies. This mode is used for frequencies above 30 MHz.
The crystal must be specified to operate at the desired frequency and on the desired
overtone. One should never attempt to order a crystal operating at its fundamental
frequency and operate it at an overtone frequency.
F
s
1
2
π LC
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=
F
a
F
s
1
C
C
0
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+
=
F
p
F
s
1
C
C
L
C
+
0
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+
=
R
LC
C0
CL



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