CDV30FK132FO3

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Mica and PTFE capacitors are two of the most commonly used capacitor types in the market today. They have a wide range of applications in a variety of electronic devices, such as radio frequency (RF) circuits, high frequency (HF) communication, oscillators and pulse circuits.

The CDV30FK132FO3 capacitor is a mica and PTFE combination product manufactured and sold by Panasonic. It has a low loss, low dielectric absorption, high insulation resistance and stable capacitance. The overall dimensions of the capacitor are 8.5mm x 5.5mm x 3.5mm, and it has a weight of 0.1g.

 The CDV30FK132FO3 capacitor is designed for use in RF circuits operating at frequencies up to 3GHz. Its low dielectric absorption characteristics enable it to be used in circuits requiring low insertion losses such as RF amplifier circuits. The PTFE dielectric ensures low energy loss and improved capacitance stability, allowing the capacitor to maintain its rated capacitance even in fluctuating ambient temperatures.

The CDV30FK132FO3 is a polarized capacitor which means it has an electrical polarity that must be observed when connecting it to a circuit. The outer body of the capacitor is marked with a black or white dot to indicate the polarity. The positive terminal must be connected to the power supply, or the positive side of the circuit, and the negative terminal must be connected to the ground or the negative side of the circuit.

The CDV30FK132FO3 is a high-reliability, high-performance capacitor designed for use in a variety of electronic circuit applications. It is suitable for use in power supply circuits, high frequency amplifiers, oscillators, pulse circuits, low noise amplifiers and high voltage switching circuits.

In summary, the CDV30FK132FO3 is a high-quality mica and PTFE combination capacitor with a wide range of uses in RF circuits. It has a low dielectric absorption, high insulation resistance and stable capacitance. The capacitor is polarized and must be connected in the correct polarity to the circuit for optimal performance.

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