CD5EC680JO3

Mica and PTFE capacitors are electronic components used in a variety of circuits to store and release energy in the form of electrical charge. One type of mica and PTFE capacitor, the CD5EC680JO3, is often used in applications calling for precise, reliable capacitance in high temperature or high pressure environments. The CD5EC680JO3 offers consistent capacitance of 680pF (picofarads) in a wide range of environments and temperature ranges, making it an ideal choice for demanding applications.

The CD5EC680JO3 is a monolithic capacitor, meaning that its major components are integrated into a single piece of ceramic. This feature provides several benefits, such as consistent performance in a wide range of temperatures, reduced component count, and low lead times. The construction of the capacitor supports compliance with many safety standards, including Mil-Spec CD59410.

The CD5EC680JO3 is ideal for use in electrical circuits requiring tight capacitance tolerances, as it has a maximum-plus capacitance of 0.1% over a wide temperature range. This makes it ideal for use in analog circuits that require a precise amount of capacitive reactance for signal shaping and frequency control. The CD5EC680JO3 is a cost-effective option for applications calling for precision capacitance in high temperature or pressure environments.

The CD5EC680JO3 utilizes mica and PTFE materials in its construction for a number of reasons. Mica is an insulating mineral with an excellent electrical capacity and good thermal stability. This makes it perfect for use in high-temperature circuits as it does not suffer severe performance degradation when exposed to heat or pressure. PTFE, or polytetrafluoroethylene, is a synthetic fluoropolymer with excellent electrical insulation and dielectric properties. Paired with mica, it provides excellent stability and low self-inductance, making it ideal for high frequency applications. The combination of mica and PTFE in the CD5EC680JO3 also offers superior strength and superior vibration and shock resistance.

As a monolithic capacitor, the CD5EC680JO3 has a simple working principle. When a voltage is applied between the two terminals, an electrostatic field is created within the mica and PTFE layers. This field causes charges on the dielectric material, which then accumulate on the electrodes. The accumulated charge forms a capacitance that can store and release energy over time. This capacitance can then be used in a range of applications, from high-frequency signal shaping to motor control and filtering in high-temperature and high-pressure environments.

The versatility and dependability of the CD5EC680JO3 make it ideal for use in a variety of applications and environments. The precision capacitance and unique design allow it to function reliably in harsh, high temperature and high pressure environments. The combination of mica and PTFE in its construction also allows it to offer superior performance and work reliably in high-frequency applications, making it an excellent choice for demanding electronic circuits.