CKCL44CH1H330K085AA

Capacitor Networks, Arrays

The CKCL44CH1H330K085AA is a type of capacitor network or array that is widely used in a variety of electronic circuits. A capacitor network or array is a group of capacitors that are wired together in such a way that the total capacitance is greater than one larger capacitor would produce. This can be used to increase the capacitance of the circuit, which can be beneficial in a number of different ways.

The CKCL44CH1H330K085AA is a network or array of 69 capacitors, each with a gold-tantalum-silver manganese-oxide construction. Each capacitor is rated at 33 VDC and has a capacitance of 8.5 pF. The network or array is designed to operate over temperatures ranging from -55 to +125 °C.

The primary application of the CKCL44CH1H330K085AA is in high-speed switching circuits, such as DC-to-DC converters, power supplies, and motor drives. By providing a large amount of capacitance, the capacitor array can reduce the amount of power consumed by the circuit, which can result in greater efficiency and improved performance. The capacitance also helps to reduce noise and ripple in the circuit, which can lead to improved reliability.

The working principle of the CKCL44CH1H330K085AA is based on the principles of capacitance. All capacitors have the property of storing and releasing electrical energy when a voltage is applied across them. When wired in a network or array, these capacitors work together to form a single, greater capacitor. This greater capacitor is then able to store and release larger amounts of electrical energy than one larger capacitor would produce.

The CKCL44CH1H330K085AA is a great solution for anyone needing to increase the capacitance of their circuit. This capacitor network or array is designed to operate over a wide range of temperatures, and provides a great deal of capacitance in a small amount of space. It is also very reliable and durable, so it is sure to last for many years in a wide range of applications.