CUI CMT-1303-SMT

date
05/20/2013
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MODEL: CMT-1303-SMT │ DESCRIPTION: PIEZO BUZZER TRANSDUCER
FEATURES
• low current
• low profile
• externally driven
RoHS
SPECIFICATIONS
parameter
conditions/description
min
typ
operating voltage
current consumption
at 5 Vp-p, 4,100 Hz square wave
rated frequency
at 10 cm, 5 Vp-p, 4,100 Hz square wave
electrostatic capacity
at 1 KHz/1 V
dimensions
Vp-p
5
mA
12.8 x 12.8 x 2.5
material
LCP (white)
terminal
SMT type
Hz
70
11,200
dB
16,000
20,800
pF
mm
weight
operating temperature
storage temperature
Note:
units
25
4,100
sound pressure level
RoHS
max
0.5
g
-20
70
°C
-30
80
°C
max
units
235
°C
yes
Add suffix “-TR” to the model for tape & reel packaging
SOLDERABILITY
parameter
conditions/description
reflow soldering
see reflow solder profile
Note:
min
Reference Standard EIAJ ED-4702
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MECHANICAL DRAWING
units: mm
tolerance: ±0.2 mm
RECOMMENDED
PCB LAYOUT
(Top View)
FREQUENCY RESPONSE CURVE
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REVISION HISTORY
rev.
description
date
1.0
initial release
06/03/2005
1.01
applied new template
09/12/2006
1.02
updated part number, added TR package option, applied new spec template
05/20/2013
The revision history provided is for informational purposes only and is believed to be accurate.
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