A capacitor in a sample-and-hold circuit that stores and maintains the sampled analog voltage signal for a defined period.
Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Hold Capacitor.
This component is used in the following industrial products
An electronic circuit that samples an analog signal at a specific instant and holds that value constant for subsequent processing.
An electronic circuit that captures and holds an analog voltage signal at a specific instant in time for subsequent processing.
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Dielectric absorption causes a capacitor to slowly release or 'remember' a previous charge state, leading to voltage errors during the hold phase. Low dielectric absorption materials (e.g., polypropylene) are essential for high-accuracy S/H circuits to minimize this memory effect and ensure signal fidelity.
A larger capacitance reduces droop rate (voltage decay during hold) but increases acquisition time (time to charge during sample) and requires more drive current. A smaller capacitance allows faster sampling but is more susceptible to droop and noise. The value is optimized based on required sampling speed, hold duration, and accuracy.
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