ECW-H10333RHV

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Film Capacitors

A film capacitor, also known as a plastic film capacitor, polyester film capacitor, paper film capacitor or film dielectric capacitor, is an electrical capacitor with a capacitance that is mainly determined by the size, shape and thickness of the dielectric film material. It is constructed of metal foil electrodes, each separated from the other by a thin dielectric film, typically polyester, polyethylene naphthalate (PEN) or polypropylene. Film capacitors are available with metallized or etched electrodes.

The ECW-H10333RHV is a film capacitor manufactured by Rubycon and is designed to operate in high temperature and high voltage applications. The capacitor is a wound polyamide-imide film capacitor, which is ideal for use in a variety of power supply, industrial, computer and consumer electronics applications. It is available in a compact, cost effective form factor, rated up to 310V and with an operating temperature range of -55°C to +105°C.

The ECW-H10333RHV is a long and cylindrical capacitor that is designed for use in applications requiring a self-healing, high-temperature, and high-voltage rating. Its winding is made from a solid-polyamide-imide film that has excellent electrical properties allowing for superior performance in high power supply applications. The capacitor has a maximum operating voltage of 310V with a maximum working temperature of 105°C and an insulation resistance of up to 30Gohms. Its self-healing, which means that if there is a localized electrical discharge, it will automatically be repaired and prevent further damage to the other components.

The ECW-H10333RHV is a long capacitor with two ends, each with a positive and negative terminal. The capacitor is used to store electrical energy in the form of a voltage. It works by accumulating a charge of positive and negative electrical charges on two metal plates that are separated by a dielectric material. When a voltage is applied across the terminals, a charge develops on the electrodes in the form of electrons. This charge builds up at the one terminal and then begins to flow to the other terminal where it is neutralized by the stored charge that is present. The accumulation of charges causes an increase in the voltage across the capacitor and this process continuous until the capacitor is fully charged and the voltage across it remains constant.

The ECW-H10333RHV capacitor is a reliable power solution due to its ability to withstand high voltage and high temperature, making it an ideal capacitor choice for applications requiring high power supply reliability and performance. Additionally, its unique self-healing feature ensures no damage is done to other components when localized electrical discharges occur.

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