KP1830133013G

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Film Capacitors

Film capacitors, also referred to as plastic film capacitors, are electrochemical capacitors with an insulated plastic film sandwiched between two metal plates. They are a type of capacitor that is most widely used in the industry today. Film capacitors are popular for their low electrical loss, low ESR, high insulation resistance, high voltage ratings, wide temperature range, and low cross-talk.

KP1830133013G application field and working principle

KP1830133013G is a polypropylene film capacitor developed by Stalwart Components. It is designed based on the characteristics of polypropylene film capacitors. The capacitor range is from 0.01uf to 10uf, with a rated DC voltage of 250V. KP1830133013G is widely used in audio equipment, power supply filtering, telecommunication systems, medical equipment, etc.

KP1830133013G works by storing energy in an electric field. When a voltage is applied, an electric current travels through the dielectric layer between the two conductors, creating an electric field in opposite directions between the two plates. This electric field stores energy and gives the capacitor the ability to release energy when the applied voltage is removed. The amount of energy stored depends on the capacitance of the capacitor, which is the ratio of the electric charge on the capacitors to the voltage across the capacitors.

KP1830133013G also has excellent performance in the following aspects. Low dielectric absorption, humidity resistance, and temperature resistance. And it has low leakage current, low internal heating and high insulation resistance.

In conclusion, KP1830133013G is an excellent polypropylene film capacitor, with wide applications and high performance. It can be used in many kinds of electronic equipment, playing an important role in the systems.

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