
K
Measuring
Load
Resonance
Frequency
(FL)
Using
a
CL
Board
with
Fixed
C
Introduction
When
a
load
capacitance
(CL)
is
connected
in
series
or
in
parallel
to
a
crystal
resonator
,
the
lower
of
the
two
frequencies
with
zero
phase
will
be
generally
higher
than
that
when
no
load
capacitance
is
connected.
This
lower
frequency
is
called
load
resonance
frequency
(FL)
and
varies
depending
on
the
CL
value
.
When
a
crystal
resonator
is
employed
in
a
physical
electronic
circuit,
CL
will
always
be
connected
to
the
resonator
.
Therefore
,
FL
is
a
critical
parameter
.
When
the
crystal
resonator
FL
needs
to
be
evaluated
for
trading,
each
of
the
parties
involved
in
the
trade
must
measure
the
FL
by
connecting
the
same
CL
to
the
resonator
.
F
or
example
,
it
has
been
common
to
measure
the
CL
with
an
LCR
meter
while
adjusting
it
with
the
trimmer
.
However
,
conventional
measurement
procedures
resulted
in
varying
FL
values
depending
on
the
accuracy
of
the
LCR
meter
and
the
manner
in
which
the
FL
is
measured.
Another
drawback
to
conventional
methods
is
that
the
CL
set
with
the
trimmer
could
vary
due
,
for
example
,
to
vibrations
,
thus
producing
dierent
evaluations
in
relation
to
the
same
resonator
among
traders
.
The
measurement
procedure
presented
here
uses
a
specially
designed
command
to
determine
the
FL
by
connecting
a
CL
board
having
a
precisely
measured
xed
C
and
calculate
the
FL
for
the
desired
(or
target)
CL
through
corrections
.
This
procedure
can
minimize
errors
caused,
for
example
,
by
improper
trimmer
adjustments
and
stray
capacitance
.
The
41900A
network
text
xture
and
the
41901A
SMD
network
text
xture
come
with
a
CL
board
with
a
xed
load
capacitance
.
Each
of
these
CL
values
is
precisely
measured
for
utmost
accuracy
in
determining
the
FL
for
the
desired
CL
value
.
Measuring
Load
Resonance
Frequency
(FL)
Using
a
CL
Board
with
Fixed
C
K
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