CD15ED750JO3F

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Mica and PTFE Capacitors

CD15ED750JO3F Capacitor is a new type of capacitor made from Mica and PTFE, which combines the two materials together to create a powerful yet versatile device. The capacitor is designed for use in a wide range of different applications, from general-purpose to specialized components for military and aviation applications.

Application Field

The CD15ED750JO3F can be used in a variety of different applications, such as RF and microwave, high frequency filtering, energy storage, and voltage regulation. The capacitor is ideal for digital switching applications, data storage circuits, frequency control, and voltage regulation. It is also often used in HVAC, medical, automotive, and robotics applications. The device is suitable for use in any commercial, industrial, or military setting.

The CD15ED750JO3F is a great choice for high frequency filtering applications due to its high Q range, low ESR, and low EFA. The capacitor is also well-suited for energy storage applications thanks to its low ESR and high holding capacity. It is also an excellent choice for voltage regulation, thanks to its low ESR and high breakdown voltage.

Working Principle

The CD15ED750JO3F is composed of two layers of electrodes, with a dielectric material - the Mica and PTFE combination - between them. The electrodes are then sealed with a sealant, and the entire construction is hermetically sealed. The capacitor works on the same principles as a conventional capacitor, but with two distinct differences. The first difference is the structure and dielectric material used, which makes it to be able to operate at much higher frequencies than a typical capacitor. The second difference is the improved capacitance, which is much larger than a conventional capacitor.

In operation, the capacitor works as a "correspondence bridge" between the two electrodes, allowing electrical current to pass from one electrode to the other. When a voltage is applied to the electrodes, it produces a displacement current between them, which can then be used to store energy. This energy can then be tapped to power circuits, or to act as a regulator for other components. The capacitor works by storing this energy as a charge, and when the circuit is powered down, the capacitor releases the charge back into the circuit.

Mica and PTFE capacitors are generally more robust and reliable than conventional capacitors, due to their sealed construction. They are also more resistant to temperature fluctuations, and have higher insulation resistance. They are the ideal choice for the applications mentioned earlier.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference