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Film Capacitors

Film capacitors, also known as plastic film capacitors, are usually applied in the fields of electrical power engineering, residential and commercial applications, automotive electronics, and radar systems.

MKP1839182633 Application Field and Working Principle

MKP1839182633 is a polypropylene dielectric film capacitor with a voltage rating of up to 350 VDC. This type of film capacitor is usually found in AC motor windings, AC power tools, and AC electric machines.

The working principle of this kind of film capacitor is relatively simple; when it is operating at its rated voltage, the electric charges collect on the two electroded plates in the internal dielectric of the capacitors. This will then create an electric field between the electrodes, allowing current to flow and energy to be stored. It works by maintaining the electrical charge on the plates and eventually releasing it as current.

In terms of application fields, MKP1839182633 is usually employed in AC power systems, such as in general power line applications, motor speed control circuits, and surge suppressors. This type of capacitor is also widely applied in lights ballast, motor speed control equipment, and air conditioning systems.

In terms of usage, this type of capacitor is especially suitable for modern AC motor, lighting ballast, and electronic ignition systems due to its high resistance to their ambient environmental conditions. In general, this type of film capacitor can safely be used up to a temperature of 85°C, though lower temperatures are usually recommended.

The MKP1839182633 film capacitor is a reliable, effective solution for many applications where it is necessary to store energy efficiently and precisely. Its superior performance in terms of temperature resistance and low ESR make it an ideal choice for applications where having a reliable energy source is essential.

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