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A Mica Capacitor is a passive, electronic waveform-shaping device (typically less than 0.1uF capacitance). They are extremely shock resistant, include a high dV/dt rating, and maintain their capacitance over a very wide temperature range. Because of these desirable characteristics, mica capacitors can be used in high-power, high-current RF broadcast transmitters, defense electronics (jet aircraft, missiles, etc.), and also in power conversion circuits for low-capacitance snubber applications. These capacitors are found in radio/TV transmitters, cable TV amplifiers, avionics, and high-voltage inverter circuits. Specific characteristics that should be considered when choosing the appropriate mica capacitor include rated voltage (VDC), Peak RMS Voltage (Vrms), and Case/Package Type.
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