What is the classification of capacitors? |Focus on mid-to-high-end brand capacitor manufacturers

What are the classifications of capacitors? The classification of common capacitors is based on the material of the capacitor, the way of extraction, the performance, etc., which belong to the general classification, and then subdivide according to the general classification. For example, if we use the material as the classification of the capacitor, then there is a metal film. Capacitors, electrolytic capacitors, and ceramic capacitors can be further classified according to the classification of materials. For example, metal film capacitors include polyester film capacitors and polypropylene film capacitors. This article will introduce the specific classification of capacitors in more detail. Capacitor material classification: Capacitor material classification: metal film/electrolytic/ceramic ①. Metal film capacitor: polyester film/polypropylene film, ②. Electrolytic capacitor: polar/non-polar ③. Porcelain capacitor: ceramic chip/A Rule 2. Leading way classification ①. Same direction lead wire ②. Axial lead wire The lead wires are on the same plane of the capacitor shaft ③. The radial lead wire is connected to the end of the pole plate. After assembly, it can be molded or impregnated with epoxy resin. 3. Classification of performance methods ①. High frequency bypass ②. Low frequency bypass ③ .Filter ④. Tuning ⑤. High frequency coupling ⑥. Low frequency coupling

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