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Feed Through Capacitors

Feed through capacitors are devices used to connect circuits together without deforming the operating frequencies of the circuits. This allows for a tight control over the operation frequency of the circuit, and improves the performance of the device.

SBSMC5000152MXT Application Field and Working Principle

The SBSMC5000152MXT from Swift & Company is a feed through capacitor which is designed for applications such as high frequency power supply, power control, inductors, PCB components, transistors, and more. This capactor is designed to withstand temperatures of up to 80 degrees Celsius. Its dielectric type is X7R with C0G material.

The working principle of the SBSMC5000152MXT is simple and straightforward. When used in a circuit, it acts as a buffer between the circuit and the source. In order to do this, the capacitor passes the current between the circuit and the power source without the impedance of the circuit affecting it. This prevents the power from overloading the circuit and protects it from damage.

The SBSMC5000152MXT also offers several features that make it a great choice for power management applications. These features include a high surge current capability, low contact resistance, and high insulation resistance. Additionally, the capacitor comes with a wide frequency range that makes it suitable for many types of applications.

The SBSMC5000152MXT from Swift & Company is a great choice for various power management applications. Its features make it a great choice for applications such as high frequency power supply, power control, induction coils, PCB components, transistors, and more. Its dielectric type and C0G material allow for reliable operation, and its ability to withstand temperatures of up to 80 degrees Celsius make it a great choice for high temperature environments.

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