ECQ-E1395JF

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Film capacitors, also known as plastic film capacitors, dielectric film capacitors or film dielectric capacitors, are a type of capacitor that uses a plastic film as the dielectric. Their main feature is their ability to withstand high voltage and provide higher capacity than other types of capacitors. They are also relatively compact with a low profile and can be found in a variety of shapes and sizes.

The ECQ-E1395JF application field and working principle is a film capacitor that features an extremely low profile and is capable of handling large capacitance and high voltage levels. This particular type of capacitor is generally used in DC line filtering, electrical drive coupling and automatic control systems.

The working principle of the ECQ-E1395JF is based on two oppositely charged surfaces, separated by a dielectric material. A dielectric is a material that does not conduct electricity, such as a dielectric film. When a voltage is applied across the capacitor, the charges on the two surfaces move in opposite directions, but eventually come to equilibrium. This creates a charge difference between the two plates, which are determined by the voltage applied and the capacitance of the device.

The ECQ-E1395JF is designed with a special low temperature, high temperature and high voltage characteristics, which makes it an ideal choice for applications that need to operate in extreme environments. The capacitance range of this type of capacitor is also higher than most standard film capacitors, meaning it can store more charge overall. In addition, the low profile of the ECQ-E1395JF also makes it an attractive choice for use in confined spaces.

When it comes to design considerations, the ECQ-E1395JF can either be manufactured using pwer capacitance or series capacitance. The power capacitance is the type of capacitance that is used when the capacitor is operated at a higher rated voltage. In this case, the two plates of the capacitor are designed to have a high dielectric constant, which means they can maintain a charge longer than when a lower voltage is applied. On the other hand, the series capacitance is the type of capacitance that is used when the capacitor is operated at a lower rated voltage, in which case the two plates of the capacitor are designed to have a lower dielectric constant, allowing for a higher charge capacity.

The ECQ-E1395JF capacitor is designed to withstand temperatures up to +85℃ and can operate at high voltage levels up to 1000V. This makes it an ideal choice for use in applications, such as DC line filtering, electrical drives and motor controls, as it can handle a higher capacitance and voltage than many other types of capacitors. In addition, the low profile of the ECQ-E1395JF makes it an ideal choice for use in confined spaces.

Overall, the ECQ-E1395JF film capacitor is an excellent choice for applications that require high voltages and large capacitance. With its low-level dimensions, the ECQ-E1395JF is ideal for use in a number of different applications, including DC line filtering, electrical drive coupling and automatic control systems. Furthermore, the ECQ-E1395JF is designed to withstand high temperatures and can operate at high voltage levels, making it an ideal choice for use in extreme environments.

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