BFC238314304

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Film Capacitors

Film capacitors use electrical charge stored in a thin film dielectric material, which can produce a wide range of capacitances and frequency responses for various applications depending on the materials used. The BFC238314304 is a commonly used type of film capacitor that exhibits an excellent dielectric characteristics, making it suitable for numerous electronic applications.

Application Field

The BFC238314304 is mainly used in television, radio, radar, and other types of electronic equipment that require high accuracy and stability. The capacitor can also be used in AC and DC circuits, and it is capable of withstanding high temperatures and humidity. It is suitable for applications that require a very small capacitance, such as circuits that require a low-leakage current. The device is ideal for use in high-voltage rectifier circuits, in power supplies, and for industrial equipment applications.

Working Principle

The BFC238314304 works by charging and storing electrical current in a thin film dielectric material. The dielectric material is typically a high dielectric permittivity ceramic and is available in a variety of value ranges from 10 to 40 picofarads. The capacitor works by creating a voltage, which is stored as an electrical charge inside the dielectric material, creating a unique combination of impedance and capacitance. This stored electrical charge is then used to create a voltage that can be used to power circuits or to control other electronic components.

The BFC238314304 is a highly reliable capacitor with an excellent frequency response and voltage-withstanding capability. It is available in different package sizes and is usually available in tape and reel form. It is simple to install and requires minimal maintenance. The capacitance rating is well marked on the body of the device for easy identification, and its lifetime is typically around 10,000 hours.

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