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Thin Film Capacitors

Thin film capacitors are typically constructed using a thin film made of metal, dielectric material, or both, which is then deposited onto a substrate. The thin film used for capacitor construction can vary in thickness from about two nanometers up to several hundred nanometers. Thin film technology is used to produce a variety of electronic components, including capacitors, resistors, transistors and diodes. Thin film capacitors offer a number of advantages when compared to other types of capacitors. These advantages include increased capacitance per unit volume, reduced electrical losses, improved operating temperature range, and improved frequency response.

04023J2R9BBWTR application field and working principle

The thin film capacitor type 04023J2R9BBWTR is a multi-layered ceramic chip capacitor (MLCC) and is specifically designed for applications where high capacitance, low losses and low leakage are required. This type of capacitor features both ceramic dielectric and metal electrodes. The ceramic dielectric is a titanate-based material with a Titanium Dioxide ratio of approximately 8:2. This provides a high level of stop-band attenuation and low loss-tangents. The metal electrodes are made from plated Ni-Pd. The terminals of this type of capacitor are also coated with a tin / nickel alloy for improved solderability. The rated voltage for this thin film capacitor is 100 Volts.

When a 04023J2R9BBWTR thin film capacitor is in an unloaded state, the electric field created by the applied electric charge causes the electrons on the surface of the dielectric to be attracted and repelled. This movement creates a displacement current within the capacitor, which manifests itself as an electric charge. The magnitude of this charge is determined by the dielectric constant of the material. As the applied voltage is increased, the electric field increases, resulting in a higher stored charge within the capacitor. The benefit of this type of capacitor is that it can store a significantly larger amount of charge than traditional capacitors.

The 04023J2R9BBWTR thin film capacitor is commonly used in applications that require high capacitance and low electrical losses. These include power supplies, communications systems, audio / video equipment, engine and motor control systems, and automotive electronics. This type of capacitor is also used in RFID and cellular technology, providing the high level of stability necessary for these systems. As a result, the 04023J2R9BBWTR thin film capacitor is becoming increasingly popular for use in applications where space is at a premium.

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