MKP1848C61050JK2

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Film capacitors, also known as plastic film capacitors or polymer film capacitors, are a type of capacitor which uses a film or plastic as the dielectric. They are usually small and are actually quite similar in construction to paper capacitors. However, due to their superior dielectric strength and insulation properties, they are both smaller and more reliable than paper capacitors.

MKP1848C61050JK2 is a popular film capacitor produced by the Taiwanese company KEMET. This capacitor has an operating temperature range of -40°C to +125°C, and a rated voltage of 630VAC. It is designed for use in high-reliability, high-temperature applications, such as automotive, power supplies, and industrial control.

The MKP1848C61050JK2 film capacitor is a non-polarized capacitor, meaning that it does not contain any preferential direction for electrical current to flow. This makes it ideal for a wide variety of applications, from AC to DC applications.

The MKP1848C61050JK2 film capacitor has a metallized polypropylene film design. The dielectric material consists of a polypropylene film which has been metallized on one side with an aluminum coating. This gives the capacitor added strength and stability when exposed to higher temperatures.

The capacitor’s metallized construction allows it to have a higher capacitance value than other types of capacitors of the same size. The MKP1848C61050JK2 has a capacitance range of 10.5uF to 500uF. This range of values makes the MKP1848C61050JK2 a great choice for many different applications.

The MKP1848C61050JK2 film capacitor has a wide range of applications. It is commonly used in AC and DC power supplies, automotive, industrial control systems, and consumer electronics. The MKP1848C61050JK2 provides reliable performance and high-temperature stability in these applications.

The working principle behind the MKP1848C61050JK2 is quite simple. The capacitor is charged when a voltage is applied to its terminals. The voltage causes an electric field to be created across the dielectric material, which then stores energy in the form of an electric charge. This electric charge is maintained even when the voltage is removed, allowing the capacitor to release the stored power when needed.

The MKP1848C61050JK2 film capacitor is a reliable and cost-effective choice for high-temperature, high-reliability, and AC/DC applications. Its metallized construction provides high capacitance and excellent insulation properties, making it a great choice for many different applications.

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