CD6FC121GO3

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Mica and PTFE capacitors are composed of two layers of electrodes with mica or polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) as the dielectric material. These capacitors can operate in a wide range of operating temperatures and frequencies. The most commonly used capacitor in this category is the CD6FC121GO3. This capacitor is designed for use with high voltage, high frequency applications and is suitable for replacing ceramic disc capacitors.

The CD6FC121GO3 is a high voltage capacitor that is rated for use in voltages up to 600V (DC). It is also capable of operating at frequencies up to 1 MHz. This capacitor is particularly useful for HF and high power RF applications. The capacitance of the CD6FC121GO3 is 0.12 uF and the tolerance is +/- 10%. It also has a very low ESR rating of less than 0.15 Ohms.

The dielectric material used in the CD6FC121GO3 is a combination of mica and PTFE. This combination offers excellent dielectric performance and has a high breakdown voltage. The mica helps to reduce the voltage and reduce the amount of current leakage. The PTFE helps to ensure a high breakdown voltage and a low temperature coefficient. This enables the capacitor to operate at high temperatures and higher frequencies.

The CD6FC121GO3 is designed to operate in a wide variety of common applications. Some of these applications include: RF amplifiers, RF filters, high performance analog circuits, tuning circuits, and RF detectors. It can also be used in any application that requires a high voltage capacitor with excellent capacitance and linearity. The capacitor also offers a good mix of temperature stability and stable linearity for a wide range of frequencies.

The working principle of the CD6FC121GO3 is based on the charge stored in the capacitor. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, it stores electrical energy in the form of the electric field created by the separation of positive and negative charges. When the voltage is removed, the capacitor discharges the stored energy in the form of the electric field until it reaches a steady state. This charge and discharge process is responsible for the capacitor’s capacitance, and the rate at which this process occurs determines the frequency at which the capacitor operates.

The CD6FC121GO3 is a highly robust and reliable capacitor that can be used in a wide range of analog and high frequency applications. It is capable of operating in extreme temperatures and frequencies and offers excellent dielectric performance. This makes it an ideal choice for demanding RF applications that require high voltages and frequencies.

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