ECQ-E6184KZ

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Film capacitors, also known as plastic film capacitors, are a type of capacitor commonly used to store electrical energy. They are made from a thin film of electrolytic materials, typically polypropylene, and are generally used in commercial and industrial settings. The ECQ-E6184KZ is one such film capacitor, and it has a wide range of applications, covering a multitude of electronic equipment.

The ECQ-E6184KZ is a film capacitor with a capacitance of 0.68µF and a voltage rating of 630V DC. It is a non-polarized capacitor, which means that it has no polarity, so it can be used in either direction and doesn\'t require a special polarity-specific installation. Its main features include high voltage holding and leakage current capabilities, as well as an extended temperature range of -40°C to +85°C.

The ECQ-E6184KZ is designed primarily for use in power electronics applications, such as power supplies, switching mode power supplies, high-frequency inverters, lighting ballasts, motors, and other such circuits. It is also used in audio equipment, such as amplifiers, loudspeakers, and oscillators. Because it is non-polarized, it is also suitable for use in AC power, as well as in pulse and radio frequency applications.

Theworking principle of the ECQ-E6184KZ is based on the same principles as other film capacitors. It stores electrical energy by creating an electric charge on an insulated film. This charge is created by the flow of current through the capacitor, and the stored energy is proportional to the amount of charge stored. The charge is removed from the capacitor by a reverse current, which causes the stored energy to be released.

The ECQ-E6184KZ is a non-polarized capacitor that has a voltage rating of 630V DC. It is designed for use in power electronics applications, such as power supplies, switching mode power supplies, high-frequency inverters, lighting ballasts, motors, and other such circuits. Additionally, it is suitable for use in AC power, as well as in pulse and radio frequency applications, with its extended temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. Its primary working principle is based on the creation of an electric charge on an insulated film, with the stored energy proportional to the amount of charge stored.

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