GNM1M2R61A104MA01D Capacitors

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GNM1M2R61A104MA01D is a classic example of a Capacitor Network, Array. It contains two parts, a set of individual capacitors and a common base. The capacitors are connected to a common base called the terminal. The two capacitors form a capacitive bridge and the setup can be used to measure high frequency signals or to act as an isolator.

A typical application field in which they are used is in the power equipment where they are used to reduce power dissipation in high-frequency circuits by providing a high-current path when needed. This can be applied in the case of a harmonic filter, line reactor, power regulator and harmonic filter arrays.

They are also used in applications where a low-impedance path is required to improve the power supply and EMI/noise immunity. This can be found in motor control, EMC test systems, DC Motor Control, AC and DC Welder, AWD Inverter, etc. As well, they can be used in EMC measurement systems for RF Signal Lines.

The working principle behind GNM1M2R61A104MA01D is simple. When an inductor is energized, a signal is generated from the field winding. This signal is fed to the two capacitors and the combination will form a capacitive bridge. The two capacitors will connect the signal to the load, offering a low-impedance path and filtering out the high-frequency signal elements.

The use of GNM1M2R61A104MA01D allows the user to achieve high frequency signal isolation and power supply conversion in a single device. Furthermore, it can be used in a wide range of applications without worrying about signal path effects. The capacitance of the capacitor array can be adjusted as needed to meet the desired signal path and power supply needs.

GNM1M2R61A104MA01D capacitor networks and arrays are highly reliable, oil and dust proof and its compact size makes it easy to install and configure. They are also cost-effective and easily integration for power supply conversion and signal path minimization applications.

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