ECQ-E10152KF

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Film capacitors are components that are widely used in all sorts of electronic equipment. They are often made of either polypropylene or polyester material and employ thin film technology. One particular type of film capacitor, the ECQ-E10152KF, is designed with a lower tolerances and a higher voltage range than many of its counterparts. This capacitor is ideal for a number of applications in both consumer and professional electronics.

The ECQ-E10152KF is a 0.010μF film capacitor with a rated voltage of +160 volts DC, and a minimum operating temperature of -55°C. This specification covers the full series of capacitors with capacitance values between 0.0047μF and 0.21μF, voltage ratings up to 260V, and operating temperatures as low as -55°C. These capacitors also feature a high level of insulation resistance, low losses, and excellent temperature and frequency characteristics, making them suitable for use in high voltage and low-frequency circuits.

The ECQ-E10152KF offers a wide range of applications in the fields of consumer and professional audio and video equipment. It is suitable for use in devices such as LCD, LED, plasma and other types of digital devices. The low losses resulting from its dielectric materials make it ideal for applications such as audio pre-amplifiers, power supplies, digital signal processors, and other applications.

The ECQ-E10152KF is designed to employ thin film technology, which is a technology used to manufacture capacitors. The process of creating thin film capacitors involves depositing a thin film of metal onto a ceramic substrate. The thin film is then conditioned to create a capacitor with an extremely thin dielectric layer. This allows the capacitor to have a large capacitance in a small size, making it more suitable for use in portable electronics.

The working principle of the ECQ-E10152KF is based on the capacitance created by these thin metal films. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, an electric field is created which results in charge carriers (electrons or ions) moving across the thin film. This motion of these charge carriers is what creates the capacitance, which then allows the capacitor to store energy.

ECQ-E10152KF film capacitors are extremely useful components for a variety of applications. They are reliable, durable, and can operate over a wide range of temperatures. This makes them well suited for use in a variety of consumer and professional electronics, from audio pre-amplifiers and power supplies to digital signal processors and LCDs.

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