170563K160BB

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Film capacitors, also known as polymer film capacitors, are electronic devices containing a thin dielectric film co-deposited between two electrodes. There are many types of film capacitors depending on which material is used for dielectric and electrodes, the most popular being polyester, polypropylene, polycarbonate, and polystyrene film capacitors.

The 170563K160BB is a unique film capacitor from KEMET. This capacitor has a non-polarized design with a voltage rating of 160 volts, current rating of 1.6 amps and a resonance frequency of 17000 Hz. It also has a low dissipation factor of 0.0012 and an insulation resistance of 2000 megaohms.

The 170563K160BB is used in a variety of applications due to its unique characteristics, such as audio filters, interference filters, and voltage regulator circuits. It is especially suitable for applications requiring high frequency stability or increased EMI/RFI protection. It is commonly used in industrial controls, data processing systems, and telecommunications equipment.

The working principle of the 170563K160BB is based on the basic concept of capacitors, wherein electricity is stored in the form of energy within two conductive metals spaced apart by a dielectric material. A dielectric is a material that does not easily conduct electricity and provides an electrical insulation. The dielectric material of the 170563K160BB is a polymer film, which provides a capacitor with very low leakage and ultra-high frequency stability.

In operation, when voltage is applied to the terminals it causes an electric field to be created between the two metal electrodes. This electric field creates an electric charge on the metal surfaces, and the thicker the dielectric, the greater the charge stored by the capacitor. As the capacitor continues to charge, it\'s capacitance increases, and the applied voltage will reach a certain point where the capacitor can no longer withstand the voltage and will break down. The dielectric strength of the film capacitor is determined by its breakdown voltage rating.

When a capacitor is used in a circuit, it allows an alternating current to flow through the circuit without affecting the DC supply voltage. The current flow through the capacitor is proportional to the frequency of the supplied voltage, allowing the capacitor to filter out any unwanted high frequencies from the DC voltage. This is why the 170563K160BB is so popular for use in audio filters and interference filters, as it can allow frequencies which are within its intended range, while blocking out any higher frequencies which could potentially harm the system.

In conclusion, the 170563K160BB is a versatile and durable film capacitor which is ideal for a wide range of applications, from consumer electronics to industrial systems. Its ability to provide very low leakage current and high frequency stability makes it a perfect choice for use in audio filters, interference filters, and voltage regulator circuits.

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