Product Overview
Through-Hole Metal Can Crystal Resonator Marking 51162 500 X6301
Condition
Used. Equipment pull with trimmed through-hole leads. Evaluation: Visual inspection only. Function testing not performed. Metal can features stamped markings 51162, 500, X6301, and T9403 over a gold-toned base.
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Product Overview
Hermetically sealed two-pin through-hole quartz crystal resonator housed in an HC-49/U style metal package. Stamped with OEM house numbers 51162, 500, X6301, and date code T9403, featuring gold-toned glass-to-metal header construction and trimmed lead pins for board-level clock or frequency generation circuits.
Key Features
- Package type: HC-49/U hermetically sealed metal can
- Lead configuration: 2-pin through-hole with trimmed leads
- Base design: Gold-toned glass-to-metal seal
- Body markings: 51162 / 500 / X6301 / T9403
Applications
- Replacing matching OEM-numbered components during legacy PCB repair
- Breadboarding and oscillator prototyping on electronics workbenches
- Restoring vintage microcontroller and digital timing circuitry
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the physical dimensions of this crystal?
The can measures approximately 11 mm wide by 13.5 mm high, with a standard two-pin through-hole lead spacing.
Are the lead pins full length?
The leads are trimmed from prior board installation and are suitable for socket insertion or direct through-hole soldering.
Why buy individual pulled crystals instead of bulk surplus assortments?
Buying individual components provides the exact marked part needed for a targeted repair without taking on excess inventory. Shipping is an $8 flat rate, free on orders over $28, and orders leave our Idaho warehouse the same or next business day.
Every digital heartbeat starts with a sliver of quartz humming inside a sealed can. Keep the repair bench moving and put a steady pulse back on the board.
