Capacitors
A capacitor is a passive device used primarily for electrical energy storage and release. It can serve many functions, including coupling/decoupling, transient voltage, and current suppression, frequency tuning, filtering, DC Block, and RF Bypass.
A capacitor is a two-terminal device consisting of 2 metal plates separated by a layer of dielectric. Capacitors can be either fixed or variable.
To meet a myriad of different requirements, there is an extensive variety of capacitor types available, each with its value proposition.
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