ECQ-V1H183JL

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Film capacitors are electronic components used to store electrical energy in an electric field, a phenomenon known as dielectric storage. As the name implies, these capacitors are made of plastic film rather than ceramic or mica, and they are generally more stable, efficient, reliable, and durable than traditional capacitors. The ECQ-V1H183JL is a film capacitor that functions as a Class X type safety capacitor, typically used in high-temperature applications such as microwave ovens and industrial heating and cooling systems.

The ECQ-V1H183JL has a metalized polypropylene dielectric structure that provides a low dielectric absorption, high insulation resistance, high operating temperature range, and excellent self-healing properties. It has a low dc leakage current, low dissipation factor, and a high stability of capacitance. The product is available in three different sizes; E9, E10, and E11, with a total capacitance of 10uf and a rated voltage of 400V. The temperature range for the capacitor is from -40°C to +105°C.

The ECQ-V1H183JL is primarily used in dc-linked applications such as inverters, freewheeling diodes, static switching relays, welding and motor drives, and general purpose industrial equipment. This particular product is UL certified and is designed to meet IEC 60384-14, VDE 0565 and EN 60384-14 standards. The working principle of the capacitor is to absorb energy from the external circuit, store the energy in its electric field, and then discharge it back to the circuit when the desired level is reached.

The ECQ-V1H183JL is a highly specialized capacitor designed for use in high-temperature applications, such as microwave ovens and industrial heating and cooling systems. The product offers a highly stable dielectric, low leakage current, and excellent self-healing properties. It is also UL certified and meets all relevant industry standards. The capacitor works by absorbing energy from the circuit, storing it in an electric field, and then discharging it back to the circuit when the desired level is reached.

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