CMR05F910GODR

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Mica and PTFE capacitors are widely used in both electrical and electronic circuits. The CMR05F910GODR is one of the most common mica and PTFE capacitors. Its unique design makes it a suitable choice for many applications.

CMR05F910GODR’s application field is mostly in radio frequency circuits. This capacitor is particularly suitable for high frequency and low capacitive circuit applications where the signal losses should be minimal. It has a high self-resonant frequency of 3GHz and an excellent temperature coefficient. These characteristics allow the capacitor to work in high frequency applications such as amplifiers, cell phone handsets, and cellular base stations.

The working principle of CMR05F910GODR is based on the principal of capacitance. The capacitor consists of two conductive plates which are separated by a thin insulator. When an electric field is applied across the plates, electric charge builds up on the plates and creates a capacitance. The capacitance of a capacitor determines the amount of electrical energy that can be stored by the capacitor. For the CMR05F910GODR, the capacitance is typically in the range of 10 nF, which provides a substantial amount of storage.

The CMR05F910GODR mica and PTFE capacitors are designed to combine reliability, low inductance, and ultra-low impedance. This capacitor also has good stability and high ripple current capacity. In addition, the capacitor is RoHS compliant and has a high degree of protection against reverse polarity, as well as excellent resistance to abrasion and vibration.

In summary, the CMR05F910GODR is an excellent choice for high frequency and low capacitive circuit applications. It is capable of storing a large amount of electrical energy, and it has excellent resistance to abrasion and vibration. This capacitor is well suited for use in radio frequency circuits, amplifiers, cell phone handsets, and cellular base stations.

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