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X5R capacitors derate to about roughly 85% when DC voltage is applied, from what I have been told.

Does this have an effect on high pass filters, even though HF filters off DC (0Hz)? If I wanted to test voltage derating on capacitors and its effect on an AC signal, how would I do so?

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I tried with different frequency and tried adding a Voltage offset, and these were the results i got. When I simulated it didn't show any change. When i tried to run a test on a small HF circuit with a 100nF X5R capacitor and a 1k, the amplitude of my output reduced. At higher frequencies the changes in amplitude were wayy smaller compared the frequencies at and under the cutoff frequency((1446Hz).

X5R capacitors derate to about roughly 85% when DC voltage is applied, from what I have been told.

Does this have an effect on high pass filters, even though HF filters off DC (0Hz)? If I wanted to test voltage derating on capacitors and its effect on an AC signal, how would I do so?

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X5R capacitors derate to about roughly 85% when DC voltage is applied, from what I have been told.

Does this have an effect on high pass filters, even though HF filters off DC (0Hz)? If I wanted to test voltage derating on capacitors and its effect on an AC signal, how would I do so?

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I tried with different frequency and tried adding a Voltage offset, and these were the results i got. When I simulated it didn't show any change. When i tried to run a test on a small HF circuit with a 100nF X5R capacitor and a 1k, the amplitude of my output reduced. At higher frequencies the changes in amplitude were wayy smaller compared the frequencies at and under the cutoff frequency((1446Hz).

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X5R capacitors derate to about roughly 85% when DC voltage is applied, from what I have been told.

Does this have an effect on high pass filters, even though HF filters off DC (0Hz)? If I wanted to test voltage derating on capacitors and its effect on an AC signal, how would I do so?

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X5R capacitors derate to about roughly 85% when DC voltage is applied, from what I have been told.

Does this have an effect on high pass filters, even though HF filters off DC (0Hz)? If I wanted to test voltage derating on capacitors and its effect on an AC signal, how would I do so?

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X5R capacitors derate to about roughly 85% when DC voltage is applied, from what I have been told.

Does this have an effect on high pass filters, even though HF filters off DC (0Hz)? If I wanted to test voltage derating on capacitors and its effect on an AC signal, how would I do so?

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X5R capacitors derate to about roughly 85% when DC voltage is applied, from what I have been told.

Does this have an effect on high pass filters, even though HF filters off DC (0Hz)? If I wanted to test voltage derating on capacitors and its effect on an AC signal, how would I do so?

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X5R capacitors derate to about roughly 85% when DC voltage is applied, from what I have been told.

Does this have an effect on high pass filters, even though HF filters off DC (0Hz)? If I wanted to test voltage derating on capacitors and its effect on an AC signal, how would I do so?

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X5R capacitors derate to about roughly 85% when DC voltage is applied, from what I have been told.

Does this have an effect on high pass filters, even though HF filters off DC (0Hz)? If I wanted to test voltage derating on capacitors and its effect on an AC signal, how would I do so?

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