B32656S8105K566

Due to market price fluctuations, if you need to purchase or consult the price. You can contact us or emial to us:   sales@allicdata.com

Film Capacitors

A film capacitor is a type of capacitor that uses a thin dielectric film as one of its dielectric layers. This layer of film is usually much thinner than those used in electrolytic or ceramic capacitors, and often contains a complete network of metal electrodes arranged in foil patterns on both surfaces. Film capacitors can have higher capacitance and very low equivalent series resistance (ESR) than other types of capacitor, and they are used in circuits that require very stable operation with minimal noise or distortion.

The B32656S8105K566 is the designation for a film capacitor developed by the well-known capacitor manufacturer Beyschlag. It is a surface-mountable, radial leaded film capacitor class X2 rated for up to 275 VAC and operates in a temperature range from -25 C to +85 C. The B32656S8105K566 is available in capacitance values ranging from 1000pF (0.001µF) to 1µF, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

B32656S8105K566 Application Field

The B32656S8105K566 film capacitor is well suited for use in low level analog circuits and digital circuits in both consumer and industrial applications. Its low ESR, stability and low noise characteristics make it suitable for use in circuits such as pulse power supplies, high speed clocking, RF amplifiers, switched mode power supplies, noise suppression, and PFC circuits. It can also be used in audio-frequency signal conditioning applications, including low-pass filter circuits and AC coupling. The low capacitance of the B32656S8105K566 also makes it suitable for use in high frequency pulse applications, such as ultrasound imaging systems and radar systems.

B32656S8105K566 Working Principles

The working principles of the B32656S8105K566 film capacitor are similar to those of other film capacitors. The capacitor is composed of two metal electrodes, the anode and the cathode, that are separated by a dielectric film. When a voltage difference is applied to the electrodes, an electrical field is created, which causes a current to be drawn through the capacitor. As the current continues to flow, the charge is stored in the dielectric material, creating an electrical potential that increases the capacitance of the capacitor. The combined effect of the dielectric material and the electrical field is what gives film capacitors their high capacitance and low ESR values.

The B32656S8105K566 film capacitor has a number of features that make it ideal for a variety of applications. Its small size and low voltage rating make it suitable for use in compact equipment with limited space. And its high capacitance and low ESR make it well suited for use in circuits demanding low noise operation. The temperature range of the B32656S8105K566 makes it suitable for use in both industrial and consumer applications, and its rated film dielectric makes it suitable for use in circuits demanding high voltage stability.

The B32656S8105K566 is an excellent choice for a wide range of applications. Its low ESR, high capacitance, and stability make it well suited for use in high speed and low noise analog, digital, and RF circuits. Its small size and temperature range make it suitable for a wide variety of industrial and consumer applications, and its rated film dielectric make it suitable for use in circuits demanding high voltage stability.

The specific data is subject to PDF, and the above content is for reference