Using non-overtone crystal in overtone mode?

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March 1st 05, 04:31 AM

Terry Given

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RST Engineering wrote:
That is total and absolute bullpuckey.

Jim

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You can use a fundamental mode crystal as an overtone oscillator, but
even if you can get it to oscillate, it won't be generating an
overtone at 100MHz, since overtone modes of oscillation aren't
harmonically related to the fundamental.

sorry dude, 50 years of IEEE UFFC papers suggest *you* are wrong. I was
surprised when I learned this too.

Cheers
Terry

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