CDV19FF101JO3F

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Mica and Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) capacitors, such as CDV19FF101JO3F, are designed for telecommunications and industrial applications. They are capacitors which use mica or PTFE dielectric material, and offer high power ratings along with high frequency performance and superior environmental performance.

Mica capacitors were first introduced in the 1950s and have become one of the most popular types of capacitors worldwide. They are characterized by their low dielectric losses and high temperature stability. Mica capacitors are used in resonant applications, amplifiers, radio frequency switching, and radio frequency power amplifiers. The dielectric used in these capacitors is typically crystalline mica, which has a low dielectric constant. This makes it ideal for use in telecommunications applications, as it can reduce EMI and RFI interference.

PTFE capacitors, such as CDV19FF101JO3F, have seen an increase in usage in the last few decades. PTFE capacitors are characterized by their reliable performance over a wide temperature range and in a variety of environmental conditions. PTFE dielectric material has a very low dielectric constant, making it suitable for applications with high frequency components. PTFE capacitors are used in high frequency switching circuits, modulators, and filters.

CDV19FF101JO3F is a miniature, high temperature, axial leaded capacitor. It is made with EIA Class II materials, offering superior temperature performance from -55°C to 85°C. It is a polyester film/mica capacitor with low equivalent series resistance (ESR) and a high dielectric strength. The operating voltage is DC rated at 150V with a surge voltage of 180V. It has a capacitance of 10nF (10,000pF) at 1kHz.

The working principle of a mica or PTFE capacitor is based on a basic electrical circuit, consisting of two conducting plates located opposite to each other, separated by a dielectric material. When an electrical charge is applied, electrons will be attracted to the positively charged plate and repelled from the negatively charged plate, creating a potential difference between the two plates. This potential difference is known as the capacitance. Mica and PTFE have very low dielectric constants, meaning they can store significantly more electrical energy than other materials, making them ideal for high frequency applications.

Mica and PTFE capacitors, such as CDV19FF101JO3F, are used in a variety of telecommunications and industrial applications. Their low dielectric constants and high frequency performance make them suitable for high frequency switching circuits, amplifiers, modulators, and filters. Their low ESR and high temperature stability make them suitable for use in high temperature applications. CDV19FF101JO3F is a miniature axial leaded capacitor, with a capacitance of 10nF (10,000pF) at 1kHz and a surge voltage of 180V.

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