What is the function of a vacuum capacitor?

Fixed Vacuum Capacitor is a special capacitor whose main function is to provide a stable and high-performance capacitance effect while avoiding the problems of dielectric loss and breakdown that traditional capacitors may face.

Fixed vacuum capacitors use vacuum as the dielectric of the capacitor, thereby eliminating the conductivity loss and capacitance change that may be caused by air or other dielectrics. This makes vacuum capacitors perform well in high-frequency circuits, capable of stably storing and releasing charges while reducing energy loss.

Fixed vacuum capacitors also have high withstand voltage and can withstand large voltage fluctuations without damage. This makes it widely used in high-voltage circuits and pulse circuits.

Fixed vacuum capacitors have become an indispensable and important component in many electronic devices with their high stability, low loss and strong withstand voltage. Whether in high-frequency circuits, high-voltage circuits or pulse circuits, fixed vacuum capacitors play an irreplaceable role.