MKP383424063JIP2T0

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Film capacitors are a type of capacitor made of thin film. They are widely used in various applications due to their high dielectric strength, low leakage, low-cost, low profile and relatively long operational life. One of the most common types of film capacitors is the MKP383424063JIP2T0.

MKP383424063JIP2T0 is an axial film capacitor with a radial lead pitch of 6.3mm. The pins are 2.0mm in diameter, making them suitable for through-hole mounting. It is made of polypropylene, a synthetic plastic polymer, which has excellent physical and electrical properties. In addition, it has a very low loss due to the fine film with which it is constructed, giving it an high quality factor.

The MKP383424063JIP2T0 is designed for use in AC and DC applications, such as power supplies, filters, oscillators and signal conditioning. It has a temperature range of -40°C to +85°C and a voltage rating of up to 250V. In addition, its capacitance range is between 0.047uF and 0.047nF, with a tolerance level of ±5%. As a result, the MKP383424063JIP2T0 is highly reliable and can handle large currents while maintaining its rated characteristics.

The working principle of a film capacitor is similar to any other type of capacitor. When a voltage is applied, a dielectric material in the form of a thin film between two charged plates stores some of the energy. A reverse voltage can also be applied to discharge the capacitor. The charge-discharge cycle occurs very quickly and is repeated every time the voltage is applied or removed.

Finally, the MKP383424063JIP2T0 has a wide range of applications, thanks to its high quality factor, wide temperature range, as well as its low losses at high currents. It is commonly used in circuits such as filters, heating controllers, TVs, and signal conditioning circuits, as well as in other applications requiring low loss, high voltage, and high dielectric strength.

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