Locktronics Polyester Capacitor, 1nF [2809]

The Locktronics 1nF Polyester Capacitor is a precision, education‑grade component designed for use with the Locktronics modular electronics system. This capacitor is ideal for demonstrating small‑value capacitance in signal processing and timing applications, supporting clear, hands‑on learning in school science and electronics lessons.

Safely mounted in a durable Locktronics carrier, the capacitor integrates neatly into structured circuit layouts, ensuring secure connections and consistent, repeatable results. With a capacitance of 1 nanofarad, this polyester capacitor is particularly well suited to experiments involving signal filtering, coupling, and frequency‑dependent behaviour.

Its robust, reusable design makes it ideal for regular classroom use, helping students build tidy circuits that are easy to understand while reinforcing correct component placement and circuit design principles.

Key Features

• Designed for use with the Locktronics electronics system
• Polyester capacitor with a value of 1nF
• Ideal for signal coupling and filtering
• Mounted in a secure, classroom‑ready carrier
• Stable performance suitable for educational demonstrations
• Durable and reusable for regular student handling

Ideal for School Science & Electronics Lessons

The Locktronics 1nF Polyester Capacitor is well suited to GCSE and A‑Level science and electronics courses, particularly when exploring smaller capacitance values and signal‑based circuit behaviour.

• Teaching the role of capacitors in signal circuits
• Exploring AC coupling and filtering
• Investigating frequency response in simple circuits
• Supporting comparisons between ceramic, polyester, and electrolytic capacitors
• Developing practical skills using a safe, structured electronics system

Accurate, robust, and purpose‑designed for education, this Locktronics Polyester Capacitor helps students develop a deeper understanding of electronic components while supporting safe, engaging, and effective science teaching in schools.