The impedance Z of an ideal capacitor (Fig. 1) is shown by formula (1), where ω is the angular frequency and C is the electrostatic capacitance of the capacitor. From formula (1), the amount of impedance |Z| decreases inversely with the frequency, as shown in Figure 2. In an ideal capacitor, there is no loss and the.
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1. Frequency characteristics of capacitors The impedance Z of an ideal capacitor (Fig. 1) is shown by formula (1), where ω is the angular frequency and C is the electrostatic capacitance of the capacitor.
Frequency characteristics of an ideal capacitor In actual capacitors (Fig. 3), however, there is some resistance (ESR) from loss due to dielectric substances, electrodes or other components in addition to the capacity component C and some parasitic inductance (ESL) due to electrodes, leads and other components.
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The capacitance of the class Ⅰ of ceramic dielectric capacitors (such as COG) is substantially invariant with frequency over the entire usable frequency range. Q value and resonant frequency are important indicators when high-frequency/super-frequency capacitors are used in bad resonant circuits.
・Capacitors for use in dealing with noise should be selected based on the frequency characteristic of the impedance rather than the capacitance. ・When the capacitance and the ESL are smaller, the resonance frequency is higher, and the impedance in the high-frequency region is lower.
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