MKP386M560085YT1

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Film capacitors, also known as plastic film capacitors, are capacitors consisting of a plastic film and two electrodes for leading a charge. MKP386M560085YT1 belongs to this type capacitors. The MKP386M560085YT1 is an axial-leaded, non-metallic polypropylene film capacitor and is particularly suited for high current capacitor AC/DC applications.

Application Field

MKP386M560085YT1 is used in some AC/DC applications such as lighting, industrial control, air-conditioning systems, medical imaging, AC and DC drives, and appliances. Specifically, it is used in high performance audio AC/DC stability filters, noise suppression filters, light-control drivers and low frequency power filtering applications.

Working Principle

The working of a MKP386M560085YT1 is the same as that of any other type of film capacitors. Its structure consists of two electrodes, either of metal or aluminum, and a dielectric material between them. The electric charge is stored in the dielectric material located between the two electrodes. When a potential difference is applied across the two electrodes, an electric field is formed and current starts to flow. This current drifts through the material which then acts as an insulator. This action creates an electric dipole that allows charge to be stored. This stored charge remains until the potential difference across the two electrodes is removed.

MKP386M560085YT1 also features good electrical parameters combined with a long life over 50000 hours. This has made them ideal for high curent load applications that demand a high dielectric strength and long-term stability.

In conclusion, MKP386M560085YT1 belongs to the field of film capacitors, and used in some AC/DC applications such as, lighting, industrial control, air-conditioning systems, medical imaging, AC and DC drives, and appliances. Its working is the same as any other type of film capacitors, which charge is stored in the dielectric material between the two electrodes.

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