MKP383247200JC02R0

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Film capacitors are a type of capacitor characterised by their construction using thin plastic film as the dielectric. In the MKP383247200JC02R0 capacitor, two metal electrodes are deposited on the opposite sides of this film and a metallised plastic film is placed between them. This generates the field for the capacitor.

The capacitor construction provides numerous advantages that make MKP383247200JC02R0 capacitors attractive. These include a low ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance), good tolerance and stability over temperature, low self-induction, low self-discharge and low dielectric losses. This makes them ideal for a wide variety of applications, including numerous industrial, consumer and communications applications.

The thin film construction also enables the use of a wide variety of materials, from plastic films such as Teflon (TM) and Kapton, to ceramic substrates. This means that the application capabilities of MKP383247200JC02R0 capacitors can be significantly broadened and adapted to different application requirements. This includes the ability to create customised capacitors with specific capacitance and voltage requirements.

The MKP383247200JC02R0 capacitors operate by using a metallised plastic film as the dielectric, between two metal electrodes. This generates an electric field across the dielectric material, which forms an electrical barrier between the two electrodes. When an alternating current flows through the electrodes, it will cause a voltage to appear across the capacitor, resulting in current flow.

The current flow will result in a voltage across the capacitor, which will be determined by the capacitance of the capacitor and the frequency of the alternating current. As the applied voltage changes, the charge and discharge of the capacitor will be affected, resulting in a varying capacitance across the device, resulting in the desired capacitive effect.

The capacitive effect is further enhanced by the dielectric material used for the capacitor. The use of a dielectric with a high dielectric constant, such as plastic films such as Teflon (TM) or Kapton, allows for higher capacitances to be achieved, resulting in greater capacitive effects over a wider operating voltage range.

The MKP383247200JC02R0 capacitor is a great choice for many industrial, consumer and communications applications. It offers excellent performance, with low ESR, good tolerance and stability over temperature, low self-discharge and low dielectric losses, all in a compact and cost-effective package. The wide variety of materials used for its construction also means that it can be easily customised for different voltage and capacitance requirements, making it an attractive choice.

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