DPFF6S82J-F

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Film capacitors, a type of capacitor that use thin film technology to store electrical charges, are characterized mainly by their very low equivalent series resistance (ESR). This makes them an ideal choice for use in many high frequency and high power applications, such as motor drives, power converters and switching power supplies.

The DPFF6S82J-F is a film capacitor specifically designed for these demanding applications. It has a capacitance range of 7 - 7pF, a rated voltage of 630 volts (DC), a temperature range of -55°C to 105°C and a 16.5mm diameter body. It can provide a high power density, allowing the use of fewer components and less space than would otherwise be required.

The working principle behind the DPFF6S82J-F is the same as for all film capacitors. This involves two electrodes, a metal layer and a dielectric layer, separated by an insulation dielectric. When an electric voltage is applied across the electrodes, electric charges are built up on the metal and dielectric layers, creating an electrostatic charge. The capacitance of the device is determined by the amount of charge stored on each layer.

The DPFF6S82J-F is suitable for a range of applications requiring high power and high frequency, such as pulse modulation, power protection and electromagnetic interference (EMI) suppression. It is also well suited for applications that require a low ESR, such as ripple current filters and voltage stabilizers. In addition, the device has good temperature stability, making it a good option for applications involving fluctuating temperatures.

The DPFF6S82J-F is a versatile film capacitor that offers excellent performance in a wide range of applications. Its low ESR, high power density, and wide capacitance range make it an ideal choice for many power conversion and power protection applications.

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