MKP385182200JC02R0

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Film capacitors are devices that rely on a thin dielectric film for electrical insulation. They are widely used in many electronic applications. The MKP385182200JC02R0 is one such device. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the MKP385182200JC02R0.

A typical film capacitor is constructed of an electrode, dielectric film, and a second electrode. The MKP385182200JC02R0 is constructed from metallized polypropylene film and features four terminal pins. This capacitor has a capacitance of 0.0022 μF and a voltage rating of 250VAC. The size is 0.35 × 0.15 inches.

The MKP385182200JC02R0 is suitable for use in circuits that require small capacitance. It is widely used in motor control, telecommunications equipment, filters, computer power and UHV power supplies. The capacitor has excellent performance thanks to its metallized polypropylene film dielectric. The thin insulating film provides a good dielectric constant compared to other types of capacitors.

The working principle of the MKP385182200JC02R0 is relatively simple. When a voltage is applied to the two terminals, an electric field is created between the electrodes. This electric field is due to the dielectric\'s ability to store charge. When the voltage on the terminals is changed, so is the electric field and the stored charge.

The MKP385182200JC02R0 is a type of film capacitor that is used in many applications due to its small size and excellent performance. It is constructed with two terminals that allow voltage to be applied, with a thin dielectric film in between. The dielectric film stores charge and can change the electric field when the voltage is changed, thus allowing the capacitor to function. This makes this type of capacitor ideal for applications in motor control, telecommunications equipment, filters, computer power and UHV power supplies.

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