Post by tqc on Nov 20, 2024 8:47:08 GMT -5
Hi.
I have a question because the typical capacitance value listed in the product overview is very different from the capacitance value I am currently measuring with a capacitance bridge (AH2550A). The typical capacitance shared on the website is approximately 6 nF at low temperature, whereas my capacitor is closer to 7.3 nF at low temperature.
I wonder if this is an aging issue or the capacitor became unusable, or if this measurement is reliable. Otherwise, is this a natural phenomenon?
Also, is it natural that the change in capacitance value is very small at DR temperatures below 1K?
Thank you in advanced
I have a question because the typical capacitance value listed in the product overview is very different from the capacitance value I am currently measuring with a capacitance bridge (AH2550A). The typical capacitance shared on the website is approximately 6 nF at low temperature, whereas my capacitor is closer to 7.3 nF at low temperature.
I wonder if this is an aging issue or the capacitor became unusable, or if this measurement is reliable. Otherwise, is this a natural phenomenon?
Also, is it natural that the change in capacitance value is very small at DR temperatures below 1K?
Thank you in advanced