Who are we?
A Hub of Capacitor Technology
Welcome to the Capacitor Hub, the ultimate hub for capacitor technology enthusiasts and learners alike. Our passion for these passive electronic components drives us to create a dedicated hub where students can delve into the fundamentals of capacitor technology, hobbyists can experiment with newfound knowledge and insights, and professionals can stay on the cutting edge. At the Capacitor Hub, we strongly believe that these passive components are the unsung heroes of the electronic world. Our mission is to illuminate the significance of capacitors in a way that’s accessible to everyone.
What sets us apart is our special commitment to simplifying the complexities of capacitor technology. Our team is committed to bringing you articles, design guides, application notes and industry insights that not only educate but also inspire. Our content spans a wide array of capacitor types and explores their construction, classes, characteristics, and uses. We cover a diverse range of capacitor technologies, including:
- Aluminum electrolytic capacitors
- Mica capacitors
- Film capacitors
- Supercapacitors
- Ceramic capacitors
- Variable capacitors
- Silicon capacitors
- Trimmer capacitors
- Tantalum capacitors
- Niobium electrolytic capacitors
By providing comprehensive coverage of all things capacitors, we aim to empower our audience with a deep understanding of capacitor technology. Whether you are starting your journey in electronics or seeking advanced insights, the Capacitor Hub is your go-to resource.
Simon Ndiritu
Simon Ndiritu is an electrical and electronics engineer with over a decade of experience. He holds a bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree, and he is currently pursuing his Ph.D. Simon’s focus has been on hardware and firmware development, with a keen interest in electronic circuits and printed circuit boards (PCBs).
Motivated by a strong passion for electronic systems, Simon is excited to share his knowledge and enthusiasm for capacitor technology through The Capacitor Hub. In addition, Simon has a passion for technical writing and has written hundreds of blogs, articles, and application notes on analog and digital electronics systems.