305PHB850K4J

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Film capacitors are electronic components that can store electrical energy and consists of two metallic plates separated by a thin dielectric film. The dielectric film is a special polymer material or a thin dielectric film. The most popular film capacitors are made of polypropylene, polystyrene, and polyester.

The 305PHB850K4J is a film capacitor that is used in a wide range of applications. It is widely used in power supplies, LED lighting, motor control, radio frequency (RF), audio, and other industrial applications. It is a high-performance, high-reliability capacitor.

The 305PHB850K4J has a non-polarized design with an automatic self-healing feature that continually monitors and eliminates any electrical leakage current. The capacitor has a rated voltage of 450VAC and a test voltage of 880VAC. It has a capacitance range of 0.1µF - 100µF. The capacitor has a withstand voltage of 1000VAC and a peak ripple current capacity of 3A.

The working principle of the 305PHB850K4J is based on the electrical field that is created between two metal plates or electrodes. The dielectric material which is placed between the two electrodes acts as an insulator, preventing electrical current from flowing between the two electrodes. The electrical charge that is created by the voltage across the two electrodes will cause the film dielectric material to change shape and allow electrons to flow between the two electrodes. This creates a capacitive effect which stores electrical energy in the form of an electric field.

The 305PHB850K4J is a reliable and versatile capacitor that can be used in a wide range of applications. Its automatic self-healing feature ensures that the capacitor always maintains its operating performance and reliability. Its high-performance and high-reliability make it an ideal choice for use in various applications ranging from power electronics to RF and audio systems.

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