BFC236851563

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Film capacitors are the most common type of capacitors used in everyday electronic devices. As the name implies, they are made of a thin, dielectric film that is rolled, wound, and stacked between two electrical contacts or electrodes. The film is usually made of plastic or paper, and can range in thickness from a few microns to 0.5mm. Film capacitors are relatively small in size, making them ideal for use in small electronic devices such as cell phones, laptops, and tablets.

The BFC236851563 is a type of film capacitor that is commonly used in applications such as high frequency signal processing, filtering, voltage spike protection, and timing applications. It is also used in many medical and automotive applications.

The working principle of a film capacitor can best be described by a simple analogy. Think of it as a water tank, with two connected pipes – one that runs water in, and one that runs it out. When the water starts to flow, it creates a “voltage” across the inside of the tank. This voltage is essentially the same as the voltage applied across the ends of a film capacitor.

As the voltage increases, the film capacitor begins to store electrical energy. This energy is stored as electrical charge on the dielectric film. The amount of energy that can be stored is directly proportional to the area of the dielectric film and the voltage across it. The higher the voltage applied, the more energy it can store.

When the voltage reversal occurs, the electrical charge stored in the film capacitor begins to discharge and the voltage will begin to drop. The rate at which this happens depends on how much energy is stored in the capacitor and the rate of the current flowing through it.

The BFC236851563 is well-suited for applications such as high-frequency signal processing, such as radio communication, radar systems, and audio equipment; automatic test equipment; voltage spike protection; and timing circuits. It has a low leakage current and very low loss characteristics, making it ideal for these applications.

It is also used in automotive and medical applications due to its resistance to mechanical shock and vibration, high temperature stability, and its ability to withstand high peak currents.

The BFC236851563 is designed to operate under temperatures ranging from -40°C to +105°C. It has a rated voltage of 250V and a capacitance range of 0.001 – 0.047 μF. It can handle peak currents up to 10,000A and has a low dissipation factor of 0.48%.

Overall, the BFC236851563 is a highly reliable film capacitor that is well-suited for multiple applications in the medical, automotive, and communications industry. Its low leakage current and low loss characteristics make it ideal for high-frequency signal processing, voltage spike protection, and timing circuits.

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