MKP385175200JC02H0

Film capacitors, often referred to as film caps, are capacitors that use plastic films, such as polycarbonate, polyester or polypropylene, as the dielectric medium between conductors. They offer numerous advantages over traditional dielectric capacitors such as better insulation, improved safety, and a lower risk of electronic interference. The MKP385175200JC02H0 is a powerful film capacitor that is part of a family of high-performance film capacitors. In this article, we\'ll discuss the application fields and working principle of the MKP385175200JC02H0.

Application Field

Due to its high-performance and impressive reliability, the MKP385175200JC02H0 is used for a wide range of applications, including high-voltage and power capacitors; electric motors; renewable energy applications such as solar, wind, and wave power generation; and industrial electronics. The capacitor is also suitable for use in medical equipment, automotive and aerospace industries, and even in space applications.

Working Principle

The MKP385175200JC02H0 follows the same working principle as other film capacitors. It consists of two electrodes placed near each other to form a capacitor. The film of plastic material, the dielectric, present between these two electrodes stores an electrical charge. The way the electrical charge is stored and released is what determines the MKP385175200JC02H0’s performance. A voltage is applied across the MKP385175200JC02H0’s electrodes to generate a current, and this current transfers the electrical charge to and from the film. The capacitance of the film capacitor is determined by the combination of size and thickness of the film. The MKP385175200JC02H0 is designed to be a high-performance capacitor with its parallel construction and superior insulation.

Overall, the MKP385175200JC02H0 is a powerful film capacitor from a family of high-performance film capacitors. It is widely used in a variety of applications, from high-voltage and power capacitors to renewable energy applications and industrial electronics. Its working principle is the same as other film capacitors: an electrical charge is stored and released across the capacitor’s two electrodes through a current generated by the applied voltage.