Capacitors
Capacitors have a property known as capacitance, which is a measure of their ability to store electrical charge. Capacitance is typically measured in units of farads (F). The larger the capacitance of a capacitor, the more electrical charge it can store. Capacitors come in a wide range of sizes and types, and they are used in a variety of applications, including power supplies, filters, and oscillators.
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Up until now if you required a high value (100uF up) capacitor for a crossover that will handle real power it was near impossible. Our 50V BiPola...
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Polyester capacitors offer good stability, a large range of values at low cost, and the most widely used capacitor for general purpose. Capac...
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85ºC rated Leakage characteristics similar to tantalum caps, but at a lower price. An electrolytic capacitor uses and electrolyte (a liquid or ge...
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Miniature Polyester Capacitor Metalised polyester capacitors are used in applications that require long term stability at a relatively low cost....
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