184334K100RCA-F

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Film Capacitors

Film capacitors are constructed from two or more layers of thin di-electric film material. These films are usually polyester, polypropylene, and PTFE. These layers are then housed in a cylindrical or rectangular, non-conductive case for protection. They have been available since the mid-twentieth century and provide better performance than traditional ceramic or tantalum capacitors when it comes to temperature rise, voltage, and corrosion.

184334K100RCA-F Applications and Working Principle

The 184334K100RCA-F is a plastic film capacitor, manufactured by Weidmüller, and is well-suited for a variety of industrial and commercial applications. It is designed to provide reliable and stable operations due to its non-polarity construction, with its working principle based on dielectric capacitance. This involves the dielectric being subjected to an electric field created between two metal plates, which induces a store of energy and creates a barrier to the flow of current.

The 184334K100RCA-F is a flexible and adjustable film capacitor, making it an ideal choice for applications with fluctuating electrical parameters, such as motor control, AC drives, and frequency converters. It is capable of tolerating high temperature conditions, ranging from -55°C up to +120°C. Moreover, it has low inherent losses due to its self-healing and low power factor effects, with high dielectric breakdown strength and long-term stability.

Due to its low susceptibility to interference, the 184334K100RCA-F is particularly suited for use in noise-sensitive areas, with impressive overall reliability and resistance to electrical aging, shock and vibration, and moisture.

The 184334K100RCA-F is available in 68nF and 100nF capacitance values, with a rated voltage of 250VAC and a usable temperature range of -25°C to +85°C. It has a rated dielectric strength of 5 kV and a maximum operating frequency of 80kHz.

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