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Capacitors

Although the industry uses various types of capacitors, the construction of a capacitor is quite simple. It has to two electrically conducting plates with a dielectric material between them. Capacitors are widely used in power distribution systems for maintaining the power factor to as near unity as possible. All types of capacitors are used – low, medium and high voltage.

Telecommunication equipment use capacitors widely for varying the operating frequency and tuning of the equipment. Capacitors use a variety of dielectric materials such as ceramic, polystyrene, polyester, tantalum, paper, plastic, etc. Capacitors have a voltage rating and their capacity is measured in Farads.

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Learn more about capacitors here:
 
How to Solder Capacitors
Best Practices for Use and Storage of Electrolytic Capacitors
Capacitance Conversion Chart for Capacitors