947C361K801CAI

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Film Capacitors

Film capacitors are a type of capacitor made from a thin film of plastic, paper, or metal, and often combined with a ceramic in order to achieve a higher capacitance. Film capacitors tend to have superior insulation characteristics compared to ceramic capacitors, making them ideal for use in high voltage applications. The 947C361K801CAI is a type of film capacitor from Kemet Corporation that offers favorable performance characteristics for a variety of applications.

Applications

The 947C361K801CAI is designed to provide reliable performance in a variety of operation environments and conditions. It is used in power control and energy management applications, for both AC and DC supplies. It is particularly well suited for energy storage and filtering applications owing to its low intrinsic dissipation factor and low losses. In addition, it has excellent temperature characteristics, making it suitable for use in hot and humid locations.

The 947C361K801CAI is also well suited for high frequency applications, with a 1000kHz operating frequency. It can be used in power supplies and general purpose filtering. It is also ideal for applications that require low ESR, such as surge suppressors and high speed switching applications. In addition, it is a very popular choice for telecommunications and data acquisition systems, where its extreme reliability is a major advantage.

Working Principle

The 947C361K801CAI is a type of film capacitor which functions by utilizing a thin film of plastic and an aluminum enclosure which serve as two of the three capacitors plates. The third plate is made from a compressed ceramic material, which can also act as a dielectric. This design gives the film capacitor a higher capacitance than ceramic capacitors, which have only two plates. The capacitance of the film capacitor is determined by its dimensions, the dielectric material, and the value of the aluminum enclosure.

When in use, the film capacitor works by storing energy in an electric field between the two plates. The electric field is generated by the difference in the electrical potentials of the two plates. As current passes through the capacitor, the electric field increases, storing energy, and when the current stops, the electric field decreases, releasing stored energy. This process continues as long as current passes through the capacitor.

Conclusion

The 947C361K801CAI is a popular choice for a variety of film capacitor applications, owing to its wide range of benefits. It offers excellent temperature stability, high-frequency operation, and excellent insulation characteristics. In addition, its high capacitance and low intrinsic dissipation factor make it ideal for energy storage, filtering, and surge suppressor applications. Its robust construction and reliable performance make it a popular choice for telecommunications and data acquisition systems.

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