B32360A4406J80

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Film capacitors are a type of capacitor that use thin plastic film as the medium to store electric charge. They are widely used for filtering, buffering and decoupling applications in a variety of electrical circuits. The B32360A4406J80 is a film capacitor particularly suitable for these same applications due to its impressive performance characteristics.

The B32360A4406J80 is available in a plastic case and has a rated voltage of 160V. Its capacitance is typically 4.7μF, with a maximum tolerance of 5%. Its dielectric absorption ratio is very low, and it is capable of withstanding high temperatures up to 85°C and is UL recognized. Finally, its DC working voltage is rated at 80% of its rated voltage, making it able to handle up to 128V DC.

The film capacitor has some distinct advantages over ceramic and electrolytic capacitors. Its high insulation resistance reduces the effects of leakage current, while its low parasitic resistance ensures minimal energy losses due to dielectric absorption. The B32360A4406J80 is further enhanced with an exceptionally low dissipation factor that enables the capacitor to have more reliable performance during rapid temperature and voltage fluctuations.

The film capacitor is a widely-used component in various types of circuits. It is usually used in a power supply circuit, blocking unwanted high frequency noise signals, especially in sensitive systems such as medical equipment, audio equipment, and instrumentation systems. Its low parasitic inductance makes film capacitors ideal for use in high-speed switching circuits, where its wide operating range ensures safe and reliable operation in challenging conditions.

The film capacitor also finds use in filter circuits, where its low dissipation factor and high dielectric strength enable it to provide excellent filtering performance. It is also commonly used for EMI suppression, pulse supplying, and voltage clamping. Additionally, the low cost and high reliability of the film capacitor make it a popular choice for high-frequency AC applications.

The working principle of the B32360A4406J80 is based on the principles of capacitance. A capacitor consists of two conductive plates (electrodes) separated by a dielectric material. When a voltage source is applied to the electrodes, a capacitance is formed that stores electric charge. The amount of charge that is stored is determined by the capacitance, which is dependent on the size of the plates, the distance between the plates, and the type of dielectric material used.

In the B32360A4406J80, the dielectric material used is a thin plastic film that is sealed in a plastic case. This thin plastic film has excellent dielectric properties, including high insulation resistance and low dissipation factor, which ensure reliable performance over a wide range of frequency and temperature changes. The plastic case also helps to protect the capacitor from environmental conditions and ensures that its performance is not impaired by dust and other contaminants.

This film capacitor is capable of providing reliable performance when used in a wide variety of applications. Its impressive performance characteristics, such as high insulation resistance and low dissipation factor, enable it to be used for filtering, buffering and decoupling applications. Additionally, its low cost and high reliability make it an economical and dependable choice for many high-frequency AC applications.

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