MKP1847660234Y2

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Film Capacitors

The MKP1847660234Y2 is an example of a film capacitor, a type of capacitor that utilizes a dielectric film material made of plastic film or paper as its medium for capacitance. It is a high voltage capacitor that is popular in circuits requiring insulation or mechanical ruggedness. Film capacitors can also be characterized as being among the most reliable capacitors on the market, and they exhibit minimal losses in power. They are also highly versatile, and are used in both AC and DC applications.

Application Field

Film capacitors are available in various sizes, shapes, and capacitance levels, making them suitable for a wide range of applications. One example is in AC applications, where they are used for power factor correction, voltage regulation, motor starting, and for smoothing current. In DC applications, they are used to reduce noise and ripple in power sources, for interconnection capacitance in RF systems, for extracting energy storage, and for DC filtering. In addition, film capacitors are often used in home and commercial appliances for EMI suppression, in telecommunications equipment for signal filtering, and as part of regulating circuits to ensure accurate voltage delivery.

Working Principle

Film capacitors work on the principle of an electric field generated between two conductive layers. The conductive layers are typically made from a metallized material that has many thin metal layers deposited on an insulating film. A dielectric, or an insulating material, is then inserted between the two metal layers. This is usually a plastic film, paper, or ceramic material that is designed to breakdown at higher voltages.

The electrical field that is produced across the capacitor\'s dielectric creates stored energy. This energy can then be discharged as a current when a potential difference is recognized across its terminals. This current is limited by its capacitance, or the amount of stored energy available. The capacitance of a film capacitor is determined by the area of its electrodes and the amount of thickness of its dielectric.

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