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18.432 MHz Quartz Crystal Oscillator

Introduction:

Use this crystal with UART communication on your Microcontroller.

Description:

Here is a crystal that you can add to your microcontroller that will enable you to get low error rates when establishing communication with UART baud rates. The 18.432 MHz frequency allows the microcontroller to establish standard baud rates, like 9600, 115200, etc.

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18.432 MHz Quartz Crystal Oscillator

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