MKP386M525125YT6

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Film Capacitors

The MKP386M525125YT6 is a film capacitor consisting of two layers of plastic film and metal electrodes disposed on the surfaces of the film. This is specifically made to meet the demands of the market for high dielectric strength, high ripple current, and large capacitance.

Application Field

These film capacitors are used mainly in AC and DC (direct current) power supplies, high frequency and high voltage applications, automotive applications (e.g. energy radiating devices, suppression of EMI or radio frequency interference), and medical equipment.

They are also used for light industrial machines, such as photocopiers, pattern welding, current transformer core windings, and signal processing systems. Moreover, it can also be used as coupling capacitors in circuits. They are frequently used in audio equipment and amplifiers.

Working Principle

A capacitor is essentially two plates separated by an insulating material. The MKP386M525125YT6 is constructed from two layers of plastic film with metal electrodes on each side. Electric current is generated due to the difference in electrical charge between the two sides of the capacitor. This in turn generates an electric field between the plates, which stores or blocks the current, depending on the frequency of the current.

The capacitance of the capacitor is determined by the area of the plates and the distance between them. The greater the area of the plate or the shorter the distance between the plates, the greater the capacitance of the film capacitor. The capacitance of the MKP386M525125YT6 is determined by China’s National Standard.

Due to its design, this type of capacitor is able to handle high temperatures without deformation. This is why it is often used in high power applications. Additionally, this type of capacitor is highly resistant to moisture, making it perfect for use in areas that may be exposed to water or other liquids.

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