MKP386M533125YT4

Film Capacitors

Film capacitors, also known as plastic film capacitors, are one of the most common types of capacitors used today. They typically feature an insulator layer of polyethylene or teflon film, hence the name. The electrodes are usually made of aluminum, tin-plated copper, or stainless steel.

The MKP386M533125YT4 is a type of film capacitor. It has a voltage rating of 16V, a capacitance of 6.3µf, and an insulation resistance of 1012 ohms. It can withstand temperatures of -40°C to +85°C, and can handle a maximum of 63V DC tantalum.

Application Field

The MKP386M533125YT4 are mainly used in electronic circuits, particularly in signal and line filtering applications. For example, they are used in automotive and industrial circuits, audio equipment, electric motors, PLCs and automotive systems. They are also used to control and stabilize voltage levels in various situations.

They are also widely used in antenna systems, digital audio systems, video recorders, audio amplifiers, power supplies, electrostatic systems, PCH bus systems, and power control circuits. Additionally, they are used in power factor correction applications, power supplies, surge protection circuits, voltage regulators, frequency compensation circuits, and LC filters.

Working Principle

Film capacitors work by storing electrical energy in an electrically neutral insulating film dielectric. This material is usually polyethylene, but can also be teflon or other materials. It acts as an insulator between two electrodes, slowing down the charge and discharge rate of the capacitor.

The MKP386M533125YT4 utilize this principle by storing energy in the electrical field between two electrodes that are separated by an insulating film. As AC current is applied to the terminals of the capacitor, electrical energy is stored within the dielectric material. This energy is then released slowly as the current is removed, causing the voltage to drop gradually across the capacitor.

The MKP386M533125YT4 are also designed with a special low losses feature. This feature allows them to work efficiently with low ripple currents. Due to this, they are an ideal choice for applications that require the capacitor to store and discharge energy quickly and without any loss.

Conclusion

The MKP386M533125YT4 is a type of film capacitor, mainly used in signal and line filtering applications. These capacitors work by storing electrical energy in an electrically neutral insulating film dielectric, and releasing it slowly as the current is removed. They are designed with a special low losses feature, allowing them to work efficiently with low ripple currents.