GB/T 12273-1996
AbolishedQuartz crystal units--A specification in the quality assessment system for electronic components--Part 1:Generic specification
石英晶体元件 电子元器件质量评定体系规范 第1部分:总规范
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This standard defines the general requirements, quality assessment procedures, and test methods for quartz crystal units used in electronic components. It is applied within the Chinese electronic component quality assessment system to ensure the reliability and performance of quartz crystal resonators in oscillators, filters, and timing devices. Manufacturers and testing laboratories use this specification for qualification approval and quality conformance inspection of crystal units across consumer electronics, telecommunications, and industrial equipment.
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