In electronic components, a dielectric is an insulator that acts as an electrical shield.
It plays a role in allowing electrical signals to pass while maintaining an electrically insulated state in an electrical circuit.
Dialectric is mainly used as an insulator for capacitors.
Capacitors are used to store electrical energy or amplify electrical signals by placing an insulator between two electrically polarized electrodes.
At this time, the dialectic maintains an electrically blocked state between the electrodes to prevent the transmission of electrical signals.
Dialectrics are generally made of organic or inorganic materials, among which the most commonly used materials are zinc oxide (ZnO), aluminum oxide (Al2O3), polyester, polypropylene, and polyurethane. (Polyurethane), etc.
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