F17723223200

Film capacitors, also known as film dielectric capacitors, are passive two-terminal electronic components with a range of applications on AC line filtering, signal coupling / decoupling / bypassing, DC blocking, frequency division, motor starting, energy storage, and surge absorption. Film capacitor F17723223200 is a type of film capacitor specifically designed for AC line filtering, signal coupling/decoupling/bypassing, and DC blocking applications. It is designed to meet the extensive reliability requirements of power conversion applications as well as high frequency motor driver applications.

The F17723223200 film capacitor is constructed with polypropylene film and metal foil electrodes. The construction of the capacitor allows for stable AC/DC characteristics, low-ESL and ESR, and superior insulation resistance. The internal electrodes are designed for maximum surface area contact and the dielectric film is designed to provide maximum mechanical rigidity. The capacitor is further designed for excellent surge current handling capabilities and temperature cycling. The superior construction of the capacitor also provides excellent performance in high frequency motor driver applications.

The F17723223200 film capacitor features two external leads, one of which is insulated and the other is exposed. The external lead is designed to ensure good contact to the device and two metal screws secure the connections. The capacitor is designed to be used in conjunction with an external heat sink or other cooling device to ensure safe operation. The device is also designed for high temperature operation, with a maximum operating temperature of +105℃ and maximum storage temperature of +125℃.

The working principle of the F17723223200 film capacitor is fairly simple. The device features two electrodes, an anode lead and a cathode lead, which are composed of a polypropylene film and metal foil electrodes. When an alternating current (AC) passes through the capacitor, the polypropylene film acts as an insulator. The alternating current causes the electrons on the anode lead to alternately attract and repel electrons on the cathode lead, resulting in AC current flow through the device. This current flow creates an electrostatic field between the two electrodes, which stores energy. When the electric field is released, energy is recovered in the form of a DC current.

The F17723223200 film capacitor is a versatile and reliable device designed for a wide range of applications in AC line filtering, signal coupling/decoupling/bypassing, DC blocking, and high frequency motor driver applications. The device is constructed with polypropylene film and metal foil electrodes and is designed for excellent insulation resistance, low-ESL, and ESR. The two external leads of the device are designed to ensure good contact to the device and the device is further designed for excellent surge current handling capabilities and temperature cycling. The working principle of the device involves the attraction and repulsion of electrons on the anode and cathode leads, which creates an electrostatic field that stores energy.