106MWR050K

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Film Capacitors

The 106MWR050K is a type of film capacitors that is used in electrical systems. It is typically used as a bypass capacitor in power supply design and AC filter design.

Application Field

Film capacitors, like the 106MWR050K, are usually used where high capacitance, large voltage ratings, and stable capacitance are required over different temperature ranges. They are often used in antenna matching networks, pulse power supplies, high resonance circuits, high stability power supplies, AC filters, bypass circuits, and many other similar applications.

The 106MWR050K is commonly used in AC filter design as a bypass capacitor, which is a type of filter that blocks high frequencies. In power supply design, the 106MWR050K film capacitor is used for blocking high transients that occur during switching and to filter out spikes in the supplied voltage.

Working Principle

The 106MWR050K film capacitors work by storing electric charge on the surface of two conductive films that are separated by dielectric material. The dielectric material, usually film, is an insulating material that has a specific amount of capacitance. This capacitance is determined by the area and spacing of the electrodes in the capacitor, as well as the dielectric constant of the material between the electrodes.

When a voltage is applied across the capacitor, the electric charges on the two film surfaces create an electric field. This electric field induces an opposite electric charge on the other film surface. As a result, a charge is stored on the electrodes and a voltage across the capacitor is maintained.

This stored charge can be used to filter out various signals, attenuate noise, or block spikes and transients from the power source. The capacitance of the 106MWR050K film capacitor remains stable over various temperature ranges and is also relatively insensitive to voltage surges.

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