B32521C1104K000

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Film Capacitors

Film capacitors are a type of capacitor that use plastic films as dielectric materials instead of plastic or ceramic capacitors. They are widely used in many applications because of their combined advantages of small size, lightweight, high insulation resistance, small leakage, good stability and reliability, long life and good self-healing characteristics.

B32521C1104K000 Application Field and Working Principle

B32521C1104K000 film capacitors are suitable for a variety of power electronics applications, including motor starting, lighting, general purpose switching and high-frequency snubbers. This type of film capacitor is able to work with different frequencies up to 400V AC, and in a temperature range from –55°C to 125°C. It can also be used in different constructions, including SMD and radial lead, for different mounting solutions.

The working principle of the B32521C1104K000 film capacitor is fairly simple. As with any other type of capacitor, it is made up of two electrodes separated by a dielectric material (in this case, a plastic film). As an electric current is applied, it creates an electrical field across the capacitor, causing electrons to move in opposite directions. This movement of electrons creates an electric potential and thereby stores energy.

The B32521C1104K000 capacitor also uses an electrolyte which helps to improve its capacitance, mechanical stability and create a faster discharge. In addition, the film capacitor is encapsulated with a damping material that helps to reduce the effect of reflecting electromagnetic waves by absorbing and dissipating their energy.

Overall, the B32521C1104K000 is a highly reliable film capacitor which offers a wide range of uses, from motor starting to high-frequency snubbers. It is an ideal choice for a variety of power electronics applications and provides reliable performance in industrial environments.

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