167104J100A-F

Film Capacitors

A film capacitor, also known as a plastic dielectric capacitor, is an electrical component created using two exterior metallic electrodes, which are separated by an insulating film. In most cases, this film is composed of a plastic polymer, though other materials may be used, such as glass, ceramic, and various oil-based mixtures. These types of capacitors are available in a range of sizes and capacitance values, depending on their intended application.

167104J100A-F Application Field and Work Principle

The 167104J100A-F is a film capacitor with a working voltage of 100V and capacitance of 0.0047μF(microfarads). It can be used in various applications, including filtering, buffering, motor speed control, and power supply. The capacitance value of the 167104J100A-F is relatively low, making it suitable for low-voltage and low-frequency applications. It is also generally considered to be a low-impedance component, which makes it better suited for higher frequencies.

The 167104J100A-F is made up of a dielectric insulating layer of plastic film and two metallic electrodes. When a voltage is applied, a charge builds up on the electrodes, creating an electric field across the dielectric material. This electric field polarizes the dielectric material and lowers its capacitance. As the voltage is increased, the capacitance decreases. When the voltage reaches its peak, the capacitance is at its lowest, known as the positive dielectric constant. As the voltage then starts to diminish, the capacitance increases and the negative dielectric constant is reached.

The 167104J100A-F is a very reliable capacitor, and is relatively inexpensive to manufacture compared to alternative components. Its dielectric material also features slightly higher energy capacity than many other types of capacitors, making it capable of providing longer service times. In addition, its low cost and availability make it an ideal choice for a range of applications.