06035J2R2CBTTR

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Thin Film Capacitors

Thin film capacitors, also known as surface-mount capacitors, are small passive components which are used on printed circuit boards, in particular, those of integrated circuits. These capacitors are commonly used in the electronics industry to store electrical energy or to reduce noise and impedance signals. They are designed to be extremely durable, reliable and low-cost, thereby making them a popular choice for many applications.

In terms of construction, thin film capacitors possess a thin film layer which is dielectrically insulated from the underlying electrode layers by a dielectric material. This is then encapsulated to prevent the loss of charge. These films are typically much thinner than the film used in standard, discrete capacitors. As such, they are small in size and can be mounted directly onto the circuit board. This makes them well-suited for use in small electronic devices where space is at a premium.

The 06035J2R2CBTTR is an example of a thin film capacitor, with its name implying that it is a snap-in type, having two terminals and a four-terminal arrangement. This device has a capacitance range of 1pF – 9.3pF, a working voltage of 16V, and maximum leakage current of 1-2mA. As such, it is particularly suitable for applications requiring low-power, high-frequency switching and filtering.

The 06035J2R2CBTTR capacitor is also notable for its high Q factor. This is expressed in terms of the ratio between its capacitance and the losses suffered through its dielectric material. This makes these types of capacitors less prone to losses, as well as providing better performance at higher frequencies. Additionally, this type of film capacitor provides very stable capacitance even in extreme temperatures, making them highly reliable.

The main principle of operation for this type of capacitor is based on its two metal electrodes, separated by the dielectric material. When a voltage is applied to two metal plates, a field is generated between them which causes electrons to be attracted and stored. As the voltage is changed, the capacitance will also change, thus regulating the flow of electrons through the device.

In conclusion, the 06035J2R2CBTTR is a type of thin film capacitor which is ideally suited for low-power, high-frequency applications due to its small size, low cost, high Q factor and excellent stability. Its working principle is based on the basic principles of capacitance, with a voltage being applied to the two electrodes causing electrons to be stored in the dielectric material.

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