BFC2370CH394

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Film Capacitors
BFC2370CH394 is a series of polyester film capacitors produced by CDE. These capacitors are designed to provide excellent audio performance, the same quality as many more expensive brands. This efficient and reliable series of capacitors features high speed and reliable operation, suitable for a wide range of applications.
Application Field and Working Principle
BFC2370CH394 film capacitors can be used in a variety of applications, ranging from audio equipment to medical device electronics. Some of the most common applications include automotive audio systems, amplifiers, processors, sound cards, and medical imaging equipment. In these applications, the capacitors provide low ESR and high frequency response, resulting in crystal clear audio and reliable operation.
The BFC2370CH394 capacitors use polyester film and are constructed with two layers of film with a metalized polypropylene layer between them. This is often referred to as "mixed dielectric" construction. The polypropylene layer, along with the two layers of film, act as dielectrics and form the capacitor plate. The capacitor plate stores electric charge and is capable of carrying current. The electric charge is then transferred by the capacitor to the circuit as needed. The presence of the metalized layer of the capacitor gives it higher current carrying capacity, greater heat transfer, and improved moisture protection.
The BFC2370CH394 film capacitors feature tight temperature and voltage tolerances and an operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. The capacitors are also designed to provide low ESR, high frequency response, and high energy storage. These features make the capacitors suitable for use in high-power audio equipment and medical device electronics. The series is designed with a low loss material that ensures long life and consistent performance.

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