When they specify a capacitance for say a 4 element array of 56pF does this mean there are four 56pf caps or the total capacitance of the array is 56pf?
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13 years ago
When they specify a capacitance for say a 4 element array of 56pF does this mean there are four 56pf caps or the total capacitance of the array is 56pf?
What's the context?
-- Dirk http://www.transcendence.me.uk/ - Transcendence UK
I'm placing an order at dig key some of which is for an elliptic LPF.
I would like to use the arrays to make up the capacitors in the filter. The data sheets I've been looking at Digikey don't state if it's total array capacitance or each elements capacitance.
I'm searching under capacitor arrays at Digikey.Here is an example TDK data sheet.
I've alaways assumed it was specified for each element now I'm not sure.
Forgot here is where I'm searching
Under Capacitors ---> Arrays
It is amusing that in the above TDK data sheet, and the Panasoinc one at
Why not ask Digikey?
Chris
I have some of these on hand 0.1uf 4 element array.
I soldered one into a blank PCB and measured 428nf. So it is 4 elements times the specified value.
I don't see any advantage to using the array. I can see a disadvantage in that you may need longer leads to hook up the caps.
Hammy schrieb:
Hello,
for resistor arrays they usually specify the value of each single resistor, especially if those are independent resistors not connected together.
Bye
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