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0.22uF 220nF Ceramic Capacitor 50V

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Description

The 0.22uF (220nF) ceramic capacitor is a widely used passive electronic component, known for its ability to store and release electrical energy. Its capacitance value of 0.22 microfarads (uF) or 220 nanofarads (nF) makes it suitable for a variety of applications in electronics, from filtering to coupling.

Features

Capacitance: 0.22 microfarads (uF) or 220 nanofarads (nF), equivalent to 220,000 picofarads (pF).

Voltage Rating: Commonly available with voltage ratings such as 50V, 100V, and higher, indicating the maximum voltage the capacitor can handle without risk of failure.

Material: Made from ceramic dielectric, known for its high stability and low loss at high frequencies.

Tolerance: Typically around ±10% to ±20%, indicating the acceptable range of variation from the nominal capacitance value.

Applications:

Decoupling and Bypassing: Used to filter out noise and stabilize voltage in power supply lines, ensuring clean power is supplied to integrated circuits (ICs) and other sensitive components.

Coupling and Signal Path Applications: Employed to pass AC signals while blocking DC, facilitating the transfer of audio and radio frequency signals between stages in a circuit.