ECW-H12392HV

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Film capacitors are non-polarized electronic components, most of which are constructed from a film of plastic sandwiched between two metal forms. The electrical properties of the film depend on the material it is made of and the way that it is applied. The most common type of film capacitor is the Polypropylene-Film-Capacitor (PPFC), which is used in many applications, including as bypass cap for RF signals, suppressor for interference noise, coupling for audio applications, and as power conditioning devices.

The ECW-H12392HV is a Polypropylene-Film-Capacitor (PPFC) that is designed for use in high-voltage applications. It has an extremely low ESL and low ESR, making it ideal for use in applications such as power conditioning and power electronics. Its reliability, long life, and robust construction make it well suited for higher voltage applications.

The ECW-H12392HV uses the so-called “carbon-loaded” automotive grade insulation system. The carbon in the insulation system is designed to ensure that the capacitor can withstand high voltage surges without failure or damage. The capacitor also has a high dielectric absorption capacity, allowing it to store more energy than other types of film capacitors. It also has a low parasitic inductance and self-healing properties, so that it can withstand higher voltage spikes without malfunctions.

The ECW-H12392HV is designed to withstand temperatures ranging from -40 to +125°C. It has a high power factor and can withstand voltage spikes up to 5500V. With its high power factor and low impedance, the ECW-H12392HV can be used in applications such as ballasts, filters, converters, energy storage systems, and DC-DC applications.

The working principle of the ECW-H12392HV is based on the capacitance of the dielectric material between the two forms in the capacitor. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, an electric field is created. This electric field causes electrical charges to accumulate on the surface of the dielectric material. This charge accumulates on the surface of the dielectric until it reaches a certain level. At that point, the charge can no longer accumulate and the capacitor becomes charged. This is known as the capacitance of the capacitor.

The ECW-H12392HV capacitor can be used in a variety of high-voltage applications where its high power factor and low impedance make it a good choice. Its reliability, long life, and robust construction make it well suited for higher voltage applications. Its low ESL and low ESR make it ideal for use in applications such as power conditioning and power electronics.

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