DLR1S47K-F

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Film capacitors are components that are electrostatically charged in order to store energy in an electrical field. They are a type of capacitor that uses a film as an insulating medium between two electrodes. The electrodes can be conductive or ceramic and the film can be paper, plastic or metalized polyester. The type of film used in a film capacitor determines its application field and working principle.

The DLR1S47K-F is a film capacitor that is suitable for high temperature applications. It has a wide operating temperature range of -55 to 105°C. This makes it suitable for applications where high heat is required, such as microwave ovens, air conditioners and heaters. The capacitor is also capable of handling up to 100 volts in peak pulses, allowing it to be used in high voltage applications such as electric vehicle charging systems. Its working principle is simple and straightforward – when current passes through the capacitor, it builds up a voltage which can then be transferred to the other side.

The DLR1S47K-F capacitor is designed for high temperature operation and features a high capacitance of 47,000uF. This enables it to store a large amount of energy and provide a strong current when required. It also features a low ESR which supports its higher temperature applications. The capacitor\'s low leakage current ensures it does not heat up under high current pulses while its lead-free construction makes it RoHS compliant and environmentally friendly.

The DLR1S47K-F film capacitor is a great choice for a wide range of high temperature applications ranging from electric vehicles to high temperature microwaves. Its high capacitance and low ESR ratings and its lead-free construction make it suitable for use in medical, military and industrial applications. Thanks to its environmental compliance, it can be used in reliable and safe systems without fear of health or safety risks.

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