ECW-H10622JVB

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Film capacitors, also known as film dielectric capacitors, are passive components that use thin plastic films as the dielectric material to store electrical energy, filter signals or adjust impedances. The ECW-H10622JVB is a representative of polypropylene film capacitors, widely used in consumer electronics, power supplies, solar energy, energy storage devices, medical devices, automotive radar systems and various communication systems.

The ECW-H10622JVB is a high voltage capacitor with a rated voltage of 400V. It is housed in a compact cylindrical shell made of thermosetting polyester resin, and has a 4.3D-rated withstanding voltage and an insulation resistance that exceeds 2000MΩ. It is designed for applications such as pulse high, audio frequency signal coupling, electrical discharge, motor armature stabilization, small cell compensation and power conditioning. The ECW-H10622JVB has low acoustic noise and high stability. Due to its small size and light weight, it can easily be integrated into small devices.

The dielectric of ECW-H10622JVB is made of polypropylene film, and its ability to store electrical energy is much greater than in the case of ceramic capacitors. Moreover, the self-healing and low dissipation factor characteristics of film capacitors enable them to be used in areas where ceramic capacitors are prone to breakdown. The ECW-H10622JVB is designed for operation in the frequency range of 5KHz to 30MHz. The capacitance value is 0.047μF and is available in lead and terminal mount styles. The capacitance is stable and has low-temperature drift, which allows it to maintain reliability and consistency even when subjected to long-term extreme temperatures.

The working principle of the ECW-H10622JVB is based on the effect of electrical charge displacement. When electrical charge is applied to it, it behaves like a charged capacitor, and it stores the energy in its dielectric. When the electrical charge is removed, the capacitor will release the charge stored in its dielectric and cause a current flow in the linked circuit. The capacitor has the ability to store and release the charge quickly due to its relatively small dielectric surface area. This phenomenon is widely used in electronic circuits and devices, and is mainly used to filter, store, restrain, delay and shape signals.

The ECW-H10622JVB is a high-performance polypropylene film capacitor. It is suitable for a wide range of applications such as high voltage, high power and high frequency signal filtering. Its high heat resistance and low dielectric losses make it ideal for use in high temperature and high-power applications. Its small size and light weight also make it a popular choice for consumer electronics, power supplies, solar energy, energy storage devices, medical devices and automotive and communications applications.

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