B85121A2103C160

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Feed through capacitors, such as B85121A2103C160, refer to devices that are designed to pass alternating signals through solid materials, such as between two conductors or between a conductor and ground. As such, feed through capacitors are used to allow signals to pass through materials without issue.

Feed through capacitors generally contain two electrical parts, the dielectric material and the metal plates. The dielectric is an electrical insulator and a non-conductor of electricity. When a voltage is applied, the dielectric material allows the current to pass through it, but also stores a charge, providing a second layer of insulation against the electric current. The metal plates are conductors and allow electrical current to pass through them easily. It is the combination of these two materials that gives feed through capacitors their shielding properties.

B85121A2103C160 feed through capacitors are designed to provide electrical isolation for equipment used in a wide variety of applications. These include transmitting antennas, control systems, computer networks, medical equipment, and automotive electronics. In addition, this type of capacitor is also used to reduce electromagnetic interference in wireless devices and communication systems.

B85121A2103C160 feed through capacitors offer a variety of features to make them suitable for a range of uses. The capacitance of the capacitor is adjustable and its frequency characteristics can be changed to provide a frequency response tailored to your specific needs. This type of capacitor is also made with non-corrosive materials that are highly resistant to environmental factors and can withstand temperatures up to 100°C. Additionally, these capacitors are designed to be inherently immune to mechanical shock and vibration.

The working principle of a B85121A2103C160 feed through capacitor is based on the principles of capacitance. The two metal plates of the capacitor form an electrical circuit, and each plate has its own charge. When a voltage is applied to one of the plates, electrons are drawn to the plate and the charge builds up. This causes an electric field to form between the two plates. This electric field allows current to flow through, but also creates a static field between the two plates, acting as an insulator. This static field prevents the current from flowing between the two plates, thus shielding the device.

With their adjustable capacitance and varied frequency response, B85121A2103C160 feed through capacitors are ideal for a range of applications. Their slim design and lightweight construction make them easy to use in a wide range of electrical devices, while their non-corrosive construction and temperature resistance make them suitable for use in even the harshest environments. Additionally, the static field formed by the plates provides excellent shielding properties, making them suitable for use in a variety of communications systems.

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