KP1830133014

Film Capacitors

A film capacitor is a type of capacitor using a thin dielectric film as the dielectric medium which constitutes the electrical field of the capacitor. The two most common types are plastic film capacitors and metalized film capacitors. This type of capacitor is used mainly for AC applications due to their low inherent ESR, high ripple current ratings and excellent high frequency characteristics.

KP1830133014 is one of the metalized film capacitors. It has a temperature rating of -40℃ to +85℃ and it is a non-inductive type capacitor. It is a radial leaded, perfect for applications including high temperature, pulse energy storage, audio equipment, power supplies and other high frequency applications.

The working principle of KP1830133014 is based on the creation of an electrical field between two segments of a dielectric film. The dielectric film in this case is a metalized polypropylene film. This film forms an internal dielectric field and prevents any charged particles from passing though it. In KP1830133014, two metalized electrodes of high quality are arranged face to face, separated by the dielectric film, forming an electrical field. When the capacitor is subject to an AC voltage, the electric field across the dielectric is formed, leading to a separation of charge, the magnitude of which depends on the applied voltage and the capacitance of the capacitor. This charge separation forms the basis of storing energy in a capacitor.

In conclusion, KP1830133014 is a type of metalized film capacitor that has a wide variety of applications such as high temperature, Pulse energy storage, audio equipment, power supplies and other high frequency applications. Its working principle is based on the application of an electric field between two segments of a dielectric film that is formed when the capacitor is subjected to an AC voltage.