QXK2G103KTP

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Film capacitors are a type of capacitor which are made from thin plastic films that have been coated with metal electrodes. These types of capacitors are commonly used in a variety of electronics and have many advantages over traditional ceramic capacitors. One of the key advantages is their stability and reliability in high temperatures. They also offer superior insulation and low dielectric loss, making them perfect for applications in power electronics and other demanding environments.

The QXK2G103KTP is a film capacitor with a dielectric strength of 10MV/m. It is designed for both high voltage and low voltage applications, with a working voltage range between -400V and 400V. The capacitor is constructed from high-quality polycarbonate film and is designed with a voltage rating of 400V DC.

The QXK2G103KTP is most commonly used in power electronics, where its superior dielectric strength, low dielectric losses, and excellent insulation qualities are highly advantageous. It is used in switching power supplies to reduce power losses, help reduce interference and suppress radio frequency noise. It is also used in LCD monitors and television receivers, as well as in air conditioning units and refrigerators, where it is used for power filtering.

The working principle of a film capacitor is relatively simple. When a potential difference is applied across the capacitor plates, an electric field is generated inside the dielectric material which stores energy. The strength of the electric field depends on the voltage applied and the internal capacitance of the capacitor. The capacitance is determined by the thickness and area of the capacitor plates and the type of dielectric material used.

In terms of construction, the QXK2G103KTP capacitor is made up of two thin polycarbonate films which are coated with metal electrodes. The electrodes serve as the plates of the capacitor, and when a voltage is applied across them, the electric field is generated and current is allowed to flow through the dielectric material. The dielectric material does not conduct electricity, but the electric field induces current flow which allows the capacitor to store energy.

The QXK2G103KTP film capacitor provides an ideal solution for applications in power electronics, LCD monitors and television receivers, and air conditioning units and refrigerators. It is designed with a voltage rating of 400V DC and a dielectric strength of 10MV/m, making it suitable for high voltage and low voltage applications. Its construction is simple and straightforward, and its insulation and low dielectric losses make it a very reliable and stable capacitor in demanding environments.

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