167124J100B-F

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Film capacitors are used in many applications, such as power supplies, audio amplifiers, motor control systems and aerospace systems. The 167124J100B-F is a film capacitor specifically designed for high frequency applications. It is a high-reliability component and is designed to withstand extreme environmental conditions.

Design and Construction

The 167124J100B-F is a low impedance, polypropylene film capacitor with a capacitance range of 0.001uF to 50uF. It is available in a variety of package sizes and has a voltage rating of up to 250VAC. The capacitors are built with a proprietary epoxy sealing compound that provides robust environmental protection.

Applications

The 167124J100B-F capacitor is designed for applications where high-frequency performance is needed. The low impedance and high capacitance makes it ideal for power supply filtering, antenna filtering, circuit damping and RF tuning applications. It is also used in audio amplifiers, motor control systems, automotive electronics and aerospace systems.

Working Principle

A film capacitor works by storing electric charge between two layers of an insulating material, such as polypropylene film, paper or polyester film. The charge is stored in electrical dipoles, which consists of a positive charge and a negative charge. When a current is applied to the capacitor, the electrons flow from one plate to the other, creating an electric field between the two plates. This electric field produces forces that oppose the applied current, resulting in a capacitance.

Conclusion

The 167124J100B-F capacitor is a high-reliability film capacitor that is designed for high frequency applications. It has a wide capacitance range and low impedance, making it suitable for power supply filtering, audio amplifiers, motor control systems and aerospace systems. The working principle of the capacitor is based on the electric charge stored between two layers of insulating material, creating an electric field that opposes the applied current, resulting in capacitance.

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