CD17CD100JO3F

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Mica and PTFE capacitors are devices used to filter, alter, or store electrical current in a circuit. The most common type of device, the CD17CD100JO3F mica and PTFE capacitor, is an axial-leaded ceramic device, which consists of a capacitor body and two electrodes. The CD17CD100JO3F is a high frequency, low voltage capacitor, designed for integration into digital circuits and for capacitor-coupled noise filtering applications.

Application Field and Working Principle

The CD17CD100JO3F mica and PTFE capacitor is most often used in high-frequency applications such as radio and television transmission and reception circuits, for noise-filtering applications, and for transient control circuits that utilize series and parallel arrays of capacitors. This capacitor can also be used in signal-carrying components, such as low-pass filters and high-pass filters, in addition to AC coupling and DC blocking roles.

The CD17CD100JO3F achieves its diverse range of filter and alteration functions by taking advantage of the characteristics of the capacitor body and electrodes. Each electrode is composed of mica and PTFE, materials which possess very low dielectric losses, giving the CD17CD100JO3F a low dissipation factor. The unique construction of these capacitors also allows them to have a high capacitance per unit volume and a low voltage coefficient.

The working principle of the CD17CD100JO3F can be broken down into two main functions; capacitance and resistive circuitry. The capacitance portion works by storing electrical energy in the capacitor body between the two electrodes. This stored charge can then be used to provide energy to the attached circuit. The resistive circuit part works by providing parasitic and capacitive elements which can impede the flow of electrical current through the circuit.

The ability of the CD17CD100JO3F to act as a filter is based on its low equivalent series resistance (ESR). The ESR of this device is particularly low due to the low losses of the mica and PTFE components and is further reduced by use of its low dissipation factor. This low ESR gives the capacitor a tremendous filtering advantages over other types of capacitors. By being used as part of a filter, this type of capacitor enables a circuit to filter out undesirable noise and any other unwanted electrical signals which can harm or corrupt the desired flow of electrical current.

The superior combination of electrical characteristics found in the CD17CD100JO3F mica and PTFE capacitor make it an ideal choice for a variety of digital and RF applications. These components are also cost-effective, making them the go-to option for many small circuits. The CD17CD100JO3F mica and PTFE capacitor is able to filter signals while also maintaining a low profile, allowing for easy placement on existing circuit boards.

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