BFC2370GC333

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Film capacitors are a type of capacitor that use thin plastic films as the dielectric medium, with metal or ceramic electrodes applied to either side. These signals are the foundation of modern day digital technology and everyday objects, from handheld gadgets to household appliances. The BFC2370GC333 is a film capacitor developed by FK KOLLEN, a specialty supplier of capacitors for industrial, commercial and automotive applications. It is an advanced film capacitor, widely used in energy storage, audio & video, lighting, monitoring and other related control fields.

Application Field

The BFC2370GC333 is mainly used for energy storage, mainly of high voltage and transient voltage and current application; audio & video equipment such as filters, amplifiers and low-frequency capacitors; lighting and monitoring equipment, such as ignition condensers, no-load starting capacitors, drones, and so on; and related control applications such as sensors and HVAC systems.

Working Principle

The BFC2370GC333 utilizes a dielectric material such as polypropylene, polyester or polycarbonate, which acts as an insulation layer between two metal-plated layers. This insulated layer allows the electrons to travel between the two plates without contact. When a voltage source is applied to the plates, the electrons move from one plate to the other, thus creating an electrical field between them. As the electrons move back and forth, they attract and repel each other, resulting in capacitance. The strength of the capacitance is determined by the dielectric material in and the thickness of the film.

The BFC2370GC333 is ideal for applications such as energy storage, audio & video signal processing, ignition condensors, no-load starting capacitors and so on, due to its reliable, high efficiency and long life span. Moreover, its film is high temperature resistant, non-aging and non-polluting.

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