Understanding Chip Capacitors
▲Capacitors are electrical energy storage devices used in the electronics circuits for varied applications notably as elements of resonant circuits, in coupling and by-pass application, blockage of DC current, as high frequency impedance matching and timing elements, as filters in delay-line components, and in voltage transient suppression.
▲The capability of storing electrical charge was first discovered in Holland by Pieter van Musschenbroek in the 18th Century. This first capacitor consisted of a water-filled glass jar charged with static electricity. As is well known, the famous British scientist, Michael Faraday, determined later in the 18th Century the nature of electricity and capacitance. The charge stored in any device is proportional to the voltage applied (Q=CV). The capacitance C, expressed in Farads, is in turn dependent on the properties of the dielectric material, and the geometry of the device, namely, the area of the electrodes and the thickness of the dielectric between electrodes
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