QAP2J154KRP

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Film Capacitors

A film capacitor is a type of capacitor in which the dielectric media is a thin film of metal or a polymer. It is also known as a film dielectric capacitor. Film capacitors are widely used in consumer and industrial electronics, and are available in a range of shapes and sizes. They are often used for power conditioning, RF filtering, and for timing and control applications.

The QAP2J154KRP film capacitor is a high-performance, low-profile capacitor designed for use in light load transmission, regulation and filter circuits. The capacitor is equipped with a flat pin-lead construction and a pole terminal connection design. This allows for easy mounting in limited space. The capacitor is rated for a voltage rating of 100V, with a capacitance of 0.01µF. The QAP2J154KRP has a high temperature tolerance and is certified to UL, CSA and EN 60950 standards.

The working principle of the QAP2J154KRP is based upon the charge storage mechanism of a capacitor. Capacitors store electricity when they accumulate electric charges on their plates. This stored charge can then be used to regulate current in a number of ways, depending on the applications. The QAP2J154KRP has two plates separated by a thin dielectric material, and an external housing. When a voltage is applied across the plates, a current flows and charges the capacitor. The voltage is regulated, depending on the capacitance of the capacitor, which determines how much charge is stored and how much current is let through.

In summary, the QAP2J154KRP is a high-performance, low-profile film capacitor designed for use in light load transmission, regulation and filter circuits. The capacitor is UL, CSA and EN 60950 certified and has a rated voltage rating of 100V and a capacitance of 0.01µF. The working principle of the QAP2J154KRP is based on the charge storage mechanism of a capacitor, in which electric charges accumulate on its plates, allowing for current regulation in a number of ways.

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