F17104101000

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Film capacitors, also known as film dielectric capacitors, plastic film capacitors or polymer film capacitors, are one of the most commonly used components in the general electronics area. F17104101000 is a kind of film capacitor with excellent performance in industry applications. This article will introduce the application field and working principle of F17104101000.

F17104101000 film capacitor is generally used in the field of switching power supply. With its excellent temperature resistance function, F17104101000 owns low equivalent series resistance ESR, and low dissipation factor DF in high frequency application, which makes it popular among users. Besides, this film capacitor also owns strong overload capacity, and it can resist up to ±30% of the specified voltage without breakdown. Such ultra-industrial grade quality makes it ideal for switch mode power supplies.

Moreover, this film capacitor is also capable of quality sound performance. Thanks to its low equivalent series resistance ESR and low dissipation factor DF, F17104101000 can produce clear and crisp sound quality, which can make sound systems sound better.

The wide use of F17104101000 is also closely related to its working princple. Different from electrolytic capacitors, F17104101000 film capacitor uses multiple layer of polyethylene film as its dielectric material. As the electric field between the two leads reaches critical level, the current constant can get up to millions of the AES, which is much higher than that of the conventional electrolytic capacitors. Thus, the overall performance of the F17104101000 film capacitor is greatly improved.

In short, F17104101000 film capacitor is an ideal choice for different industry applications due to its strong overload capacity, high electric field and great sound quality. If you are looking for an efficient and durable film capacitor, F17104101000 should be your first choice.

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