A2 Series, Trimmers, Variable Capacitors

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A2M1
CAP TRIMMER 0.3-1.2PF 250V SMD
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250 V
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A2
Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
0.3 ~ 1.2pF
2000 @ 100MHz
A2P1
CAP TRIMMER 0.3-1.2PF 250V SMD
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-65°C ~ 125°C
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250 V
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A2
Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
0.3 ~ 1.2pF
2000 @ 100MHz
A2J1
CAP TRIMMER 0.3-1.2PF 250V SMD
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PCB Symbol, Footprint & 3D Model
Surface Mount
-
-65°C ~ 125°C
Top
250 V
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A2
Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE)
0.3 ~ 1.2pF
2000 @ 100MHz

About  Trimmers, Variable Capacitors

Trimmers and variable capacitors are components that allow for the adjustment of capacitance within a specific and relatively narrow range. They are available in capacitance values ranging from a few picofarads to a few nanofarads, with voltage ratings extending from tens of volts to kilovolts. These components are commonly used in applications such as calibration, tuning, and matching circuits. Trimmers and variable capacitors provide the flexibility to fine-tune capacitance to achieve desired performance characteristics. However, it is important to consider that they can be relatively expensive and have the potential for maladjustment. Therefore, it is advisable to use fixed value capacitors whenever possible to ensure stability and cost-effectiveness. In summary, trimmers and variable capacitors offer the capability to adjust capacitance within a specified range and are commonly utilized for calibration, tuning, and matching purposes. While they provide flexibility, their higher cost and potential for maladjustment suggest that fixed value capacitors should be considered when suitable.