F1778322M2F0W0

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Film capacitors are highly reliable, long-life, high-voltage, self-healing capacitors. They are used in applications ranging from audio and power line applications to high voltage DC applications and noise suppression. The F1778322M2F0W0 is a film capacitor designed for high-voltage applications. This powerful capacitor can handle up to 7500 volts DC, making it ideal for use in medical, industrial, lighting, audio, and power line applications.

Film capacitors are constructed of multiple layers of metallized plastic films, which are rolled and insulated from each other. The layers are then laminated together to form the capacitor. This design increases the capacitance of the capacitor, making it more suitable for applications requiring higher capacitance or higher voltage. The F1778322M2F0W0 utilizes this construction method to achieve its high voltage rating of up to 7500 volts DC.

The F1778322M2F0W0 has a wide operating temperature range allowing for use in extreme temperatures. It also has a long life of 5000 hours, making it very reliable and making it suitable for applications where its lifespan needs to exceed that of other capacitors. Additionally, this particular film capacitor is designed with a self-healing property, meaning it can repair itself in the event of a short circuit.

The F1778322M2F0W0 is an ideal choice for applications requiring high voltage and reliable performance. Its robust construction and wide operating temperature range make it ideal for use in medical, industrial, lighting, audio, and power line applications. The high voltage rating of up to 7500 volts DC and long life of 5000 hours make it suitable for applications where its lifespan needs to exceed that of other capacitors. Additionally, its self-healing property makes it an ideal choice for applications requiring a high degree of reliability.

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