BFC238361472

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Film capacitors, also called film dielectric capacitors, are polarized capacitors with an electrostatic layer of thin plastic film as the dielectric material. They are widely used in electronic applications such as loudspeaker crossover networks, power supplies and low pass filters. The BFC238361472 is a typical example of a film capacitor.

Application Field

The BFC238361472 is designed for audio application. It can be used in loudspeaker crossover networks, low-pass filter, HF audio filter, power supplies and other related applications. It is specially designedfor resonance phenomenon and stability. It is resistant to vibration, dc bias and very low EMI. It is suitable for use in the automotive, consumer and medical electronic fields.

Working Principle

The working principle of the BFC238361472 is based on the principle of electrostatic capacitance. The capacitor is made of two plates with a thin plastic layer in between them. The plates are connected to each other by metal terminals. When a voltage is applied across the terminals, a charge accumulates on the two plates, creating an electric field, which is held in place by the plastic layer between the plates. The capacitance of the capacitor is determined by the size of the plates and the dielectric constant of the plastic layer.

The BFC238361472 is able to withstand higher voltages than typical ceramic capacitors. The higher voltage rating increases the capacitor’s stability and improves its ability to handle a wide range of frequencies. The plastic film also improves the capacitor’s temperature cycling capabilities and helps to reduce the risk of failure.

Due to its reliable performance and high quality construction, the BFC238361472 is an excellent choice for a variety of audio applications. It can also be used in other electronic devices, such as power supplies, signal filters and amplifiers.

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