BFC238672104 Capacitors

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Film Capacitors

Film capacitors refer to capacitors which are made of metalized (or metallized) polypropylene feedsack paper layer, and have been widely used in the power electronics industry due to their higher energy storage capacity, reliable longevity and superior high voltage insulation. One of the most commonly used film capacitors is the BFC238672104.

Application Field

The biggest application field of the BFC238672104 is electric power grid systems. Its energy storage ability and stability make it the ideal component for maintaining power supply backfeed in emergency scenarios, such as drastic power outages or overloads. Moreover, it is often used in combination with other components, such as relays and transformers, to form electric grid protection devices that are able to improve the power stability and safety of the whole electric grid system.

Working Principle

The working principle of BFC238672104 is based on Faraday’s Law, which states that the amount of electric charge that is stored in an electrical component is proportional to the potential difference between its lower and upper terminals. When an external voltage source is connected to the two terminals of the capacitor, the flux lines will form a continuous loop between the terminals, producing a storing electric field. The electric field will induce a corresponding current flowing in the loop, charging the capacitor.

The ability of a capacitor to store electric charge is determined by its volume, capacitance, the shape of its plates, as well as the quality of the insulating material used between the plates. For BFC238672104, its larger surface area and improved metallized polypropylene feedstock paper layer allow it to store and stabilize a greater amount of charge.

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