B32523Q3305K000

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Film capacitors are a kind of capacitors widely used in circuits. They are composed of metal or poured dielectric films and metal foil electrodes. The metal or poured dielectric film is usually wound onto a spool and connected in series with one electrode to achieve the desired capacitance. B32523Q3305K000 is one of film capacitors.

B32523Q3305K000, belonging to EPCOS\' B32000A Series, is developed for pulse circuits. It is a polyester film capacitor featured with low dissipation factor, low self-inductance, small size and high reliability. Withstanding voltage up to 500V AC, this capacitor has FK Pulse ratings up to 2,000 A according to IEC 871-1. The applications of this capacitor can be found in PFC, DC-DC converter, power filter, etc.

The working principle of B32523Q3305K000 film capacitor is simple. When the potential difference between its two electrodes rises, the electric field intensity inside the capacitor increases, forming an electric field between the two electrodes. In order to balance the electric field intensity, electrons are transferred from the negative electrode to the positive one, resulting in an opposite charge on both sides of the electrodes. The magnitude of capacitance is determined by the size, composition and distance of the two electrodes.

In conclusion, B32523Q3305K000 is a kind of film capacitor. It belongs to EPCOS\' B32000A Series with FK Pulse ratings up to 2,000 A according to IEC 871-1. This capacitor has a low dissipation factor, low self-inductance and can withstand 500V AC. Its applications can be found in PFC, DC-DC converter, power filter, etc. The working principle of B32523Q3305K000 film capacitor is that when the potential difference between its two electrodes rises, electrons are transferred from the negative electrode to the positive one, resulting in an opposite charge on both sides of the electrodes.

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