ECW-FA2J564JB

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Film capacitors occupy an important place in the capacitor family. Generally, they refer to metalized or plastic film capacitors that use various types of thin dielectric film to separate the electrodes. The ECW-FA2J564JB is a film capacitor, a form of passive component where materials like metal, plastic, or ceramic are used as dielectric insulation to store electric energy. It can be used in a wide range of applications for power sources and components such as DC-DC converters, switching power supplies, uninterruptible power supplies, audio amplifiers, high-frequency applications, and more.

The ECW-FA2J564JB is a high-performance film capacitor. It has good characteristics of low loss factor, high power density, and high reliability. It is constructed using polypropylene dielectric film and metal foil electrodes that are insulated from each other by the dielectric film. The combination of these materials results in a relatively low ESR and offers excellent properties such as high resistance to high temperature and humidity. The ECW-FA2J564JB has a wide temperature range of -40°C to +85°C and a long life expectancy of 10,000 hours minimum at 85°C.

The ECW-FA2J564JB is also designed with a low inductance for DC pulsed applications, resulting in clean and crisp pulses without harmonic interference. The capacitor also provides stable characteristics with its precise high-precision winding processes. It can be used for pulse power conversion, high-power switching, radio broadcasting, digital video, and other applications that require low inductance and high surge capabilities.

The ECW-FA2J564JB is an electrolytic-type capacitor with axial leads that is ideal for applications where space is a concern. It has a wide operating range of -40°C to +85°C and can be used in many environments and applications, making it a versatile and useful component. Its high

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