BFC237351184

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• Introduction to Film Capacitors

  Film capacitors are a type of capacitor that uses thin plastic film, such as polyester, polypropylene, or polyethylene terephthalate, as its dielectric medium. They offer a number of advantages over other capacitors, including better stability, higher working voltages, lower losses, and greater temperature stability. They are widely used in a variety of applications, including automotive electronics, power factor correction, audio circuits, and telecommunications.

• BFC237351184 Application Field

  The BFC237351184 is a ceramic film capacitor manufactured by MiR Electronic. It is a lightweight and low-profile capacitor, perfect for use in automotive and power electronics applications. It is suitable for snubber, DC-DC converter, and EMI filter applications. It can also be used in electromagnetism compatibility (EMC) applications. Furthermore, it has great heat dissipating benefits and is able to handle high ripple currents, making it a suitable option for automotive electronics and electrical power applications.

• BFC237351184 Working Principle

  The BFC237351184 works on the principle of dielectric absorption. This principle states that the characteristics of the plastic dielectric are determined by the charge accumulation in the dielectric layers of the capacitor, proportional to the square of the applied voltage. As the voltage increases, a higher dielectric field intensity will be formed, cushioning and limiting the rise of the voltage again. This mechanism of capacitors offers protection against surges and power failure, as the voltage in the dielectric material is limited.

• Conclusion

  Thus, the BFC237351184 film capacitor is an excellent choice for automotive and power electronic applications due to its small size, good heat dissipating capacity, and high ripple current capacity. It is also suitable for EMI filter and EMC applications. Its working principle of dielectric absorption makes it a great option for protecting circuits against power failure and voltage surges.

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