Magnetostriction Resonator

A Magnetostriction Resonator is a type of electronic component that falls under the supply class of Miscellaneous Electrical And Electronic Components in the supply group of Electrical And Electronic Equipment Components.

Magnetostriction is a phenomenon where certain materials change their shape or dimensions when subjected to a magnetic field. A Magnetostriction Resonator utilizes this property to create a resonant frequency that can be used in various applications.

These resonators are typically made from magnetostrictive materials such as nickel or iron alloys. When an alternating current is applied to the resonator, it generates a magnetic field that causes the material to vibrate at its resonant frequency. This vibration can be used for sensing, actuation, or frequency control purposes.

Magnetostriction Resonators are commonly used in electronic devices such as sensors, transducers, and oscillators. They can be found in applications such as wireless communication systems, frequency synthesizers, and precision measurement instruments.

Overall, Magnetostriction Resonators are versatile components that leverage the magnetostrictive properties of certain materials to provide precise and reliable frequency control in electronic systems.