BFC236725473

Film Capacitors

Film capacitors, also known as plastic film capacitors or dielectric film capacitors, are composed of two metal electrodes between which a film of thin and high-dielectric polymeric material is inserted. These capacitors are extraordinarily reliable and they offer outstanding quality with excellent electrical characteristics. The main characteristic of film capacitors is their ability to deliver high capacitance in a small package, and they are typically used to store electric charge.

BFC236725473

The BFC236725473 is a film capacitor designed for AC and DC line filters, circuits in which AC or DC signal must pass through, and in power supplies. Its rated voltage is 275VAC, and its main advantages are their excellent self-healing properties and low temperature sensitivity. The BFC236725473 is ideal for line filters, conversion, and switching applications in consumer electronics, automotive systems, and inverter systems, thanks to its resistance to polarity reverspower.

Application Field and Working Principle

The BFC236725473 is designed for high frequency applications, so it is suitable for AC and DC line filters and for high frequency switching applications. Thanks to its high rated voltage, the BFC236725473 offers a high energy density and long life. The BFC236725473 works by connecting two metal plates between a dielectric material (in the case of the BFC236725473, this is a plastic film) in order to store energy. The electric charge is stored and discharged within the plastic film, and the capacitance of the capacitor is determined by the area of the metal plates, the distance between them, and the type of dielectric material.

The BFC236725473 is a film capacitor typically used for AC and DC line filters and high-frequency applications. Its advantages are its excellent capacitance in a small package, superior self-healing properties, and resistance to polarity reverse power. With its 275VAC rated voltage, the BFC236725473 is ideal for line filter, conversion and switching applications in consumer electronics, automotive systems, and inverter systems.