Jononomous
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So if I have a 22uF capacitor that naturally does not allow DC current to flow, what is the point of schematics having lets say a 6pF capacitor before a crystal oscillator? If a component allows for only a 6pF load, is that to limit the voltage? or the current? the voltage should stay the same but just build up quickly... so how do I knock down a 1amp 6v load to 6pF so I don't blow the component? I guess the point of the 6pF capacitors is what's confusing me.
Thanks for any help!
- Jon
Thanks for any help!
- Jon