Hey, guys! Has anyone tested WIMA FKP2 capacitors? How do they behave at frequencies of 10-20 MHz?
You can find the impedance diagram here:
https://www.wima.de/en/our-product-range/filmfoil-capacitors/fkp-2/
Probably you'd better use a ceramic capacitor for HF.
https://www.wima.de/en/our-product-range/filmfoil-capacitors/fkp-2/
Probably you'd better use a ceramic capacitor for HF.
Will MLCC ceramics be suitable? Or do I need a disk one?No, use COG/NPO ceramic types for such small values.
Are C0G's even available in disk? Any C0G will work, just be sure that the rated voltage is high enough for the application and that the lead spacing is correct.
Will MLCC ceramics be suitable? Or do I need a disk one?
The important thing is to use Class I ceramic COG/NPO dielectric types.
Are C0G's even available in disk?
Yes, have been for many years, long before smt became common.
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Thank you! I never realized that - I just always wound up with something in a MLCC or mica by default I guess...
Just make sure the mfr spec sheet does say COG/NPO dielectric.
If it doesn't, it probably isn't. There are big differences in the types.
https://www.kemet.com/en/us/technical-resources/heres-what-makes-mlcc-dielectrics-different.html
If it doesn't, it probably isn't. There are big differences in the types.
https://www.kemet.com/en/us/technical-resources/heres-what-makes-mlcc-dielectrics-different.html
Are these OK?
If you choose a type 5C or 5G dielectric.
See the link in the previous post.
They still are. See below. On Mouser select capacitors>MLCC>Through hole > radial > COG. There are dozens of values in 2.5mm pin spacing and 5/5.08 pin spacing.Yes, for many years, long before smt became common.
Personally, I would not use film for amplifier compensation given the superb NP0/COG capacitors available now at high voltages.
Personally, I would not use film for amplifier compensation
I would.
Ask Viktor (what he uses in his -155dB oscillators).
Patrick
PS. I have seen his measurements.
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