08051K150JBTTR

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Thin film capacitors are electronic components that are made up of a thin layer of oxide film which is deposited onto a ceramic or polymer substrate. The oxide film is then coated with a metal or other metallic layer, which is then connected to leads that connect it to its application circuit or device. The primary purpose of thin film capacitors is to store electrical energy and to provide a high-density electrical connection between components in an electronic circuit. They provide excellent electrical insulation, as well as low impedance, high-frequency performance that make them suitable for high-speed, high-reliability applications.

The 08051K150JBTTR is a surface mounted capacitor, featuring a two-terminal, low impedance, and metal-insulated thin film construction. The metallized capacitor is designed for use in high frequency applications, such as TVs, telephones, computer systems, and various types of instrumentation. It operates at a temperature range of -55°C to +125°C, and is also available in reversed polarity for DC applications. The capacitor has a capacitance of 1.5pF and a maximum working voltage of 6V, making it suitable for various voltage-related applications. The 08051K150JBTTR is RoHS compliant and is UL recognized.

The 08051K150JBTTR’s primary application field is electronic circuits that need a high-density electrical connection. The thin film capacitor provides a low impedance connection between components, allowing it to handle high power loads and transmit signals with higher precision. As an example, these capacitors can be used in radio-frequency applications as they have a much lower impedance than other types of capacitors. The 08051K150JBTTR is also suitable for high-speed applications, such as in computers, as its low impedance reduces the latency of signals and improves performance.

In order to work properly, the 08051K150JBTTR capacitor needs to be properly integrated into the circuit. To do this, two lead wires are connected to the capacitor, in order to apply and retrieve the voltage from the circuit. When a voltage is applied, the small electric field created by the applied voltage causes small ions in the dielectric layer to accumulate and create an electric charge. This charge is then stored in the capacitor and can be fed back into the circuit when needed. The higher the charge, the higher the capacitance of the capacitor, which determines its ability to store energy.

In summary, the 08051K150JBTTR is a surface mounted thin film capacitor that is suitable for high-speed and high-power applications. It is primarily used in applications that require high-density electrical connections and is able to handle large power loads and transmit signals with higher precision. When used properly, the 08051K150JBTTR can provide reliable performance in a wide range of electronic circuits.

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