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On Thu, 22 Jan 2004 08:54:58 +0100, Jeroen
wrote: John Larkin wrote: I think multilayer ceramics are pushing 100 uF these days. Yes, but alas, only with zero volts across them. Capacitance drops precipitously with DC bias. For a cap with Y5V dielectric, at half the rated DC voltage, there's only 10% of the initial capacitance left. Most manufacturers don't tell you. Which opens up the possibility of using them as parametric amplifiers or modulators. I have a paper somewhere that uses the nonlinearity of ceramic caps to make a nonlinear transmission line - a shock line - that sharpens the rising edge speed of kilovolt pulses. John |
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