2482-052-X5P0-471K

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Feed Through Capacitors, also known as bulkhead passives, are high-density connectors which are designed to allow capacitance to pass through high-frequency transmissions in power systems. The 2482-052-X5P0-471K is a feed through capacitor which has been developed to meet the stringent requirements of power systems. This component is suitable for application in any device that features high frequency transmission, and can be used in a range of applications, such as telecommunications, industrial equipment, automotive components, and wireless networks.

The 2482-052-X5P0-471K feed through capacitor features an anisotropic dielectric which is used to reduce the level of cross-talk between components. This ensures that the component is able to adequately reduce electro-magnetic interference (EMI), while ensuring consistent signal transmission throughout an entire system. Additionally, the capacitor is designed to have a low leakage current when in operation, ensuring that the voltage between two nodes remains stable.

The 2482-052-X5P0-471K feed through capacitor has a working principle that is based on capacitance. A capacitor is used to measure the potential difference between two nodes, and it works by collecting electrical charge on two conductive plates. This charge is then maintained between the plates, with the voltage between the two nodes being determined by the charge buildup. In this way, the capacitor acts as a voltage source, and is able to regulate the current that passes through it.

The 2482-052-X5P0-471K feed through capacitor is designed to provide reliable and consistent voltage regulation in a range of power system applications. Its anisotropic dielectric ensures that interference is reduced, while its low leakage current ensures that the voltage between two nodes is maintained. This makes the 2482-052-X5P0-471K ideal for use in industrial equipment, automotive components, and wireless networks.

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