QXP2G334JRP7FP

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Film Capacitors

A Film Capacitor, also commonly known as a plastic film capacitor, is a type of capacitor that uses plastic films as its dielectric material. This type of capacitor was originally developed in the early 1940s and has since become a common electronic component in electric devices, such as radios and TVs, due to its excellent electrical characteristics and low cost. Film capacitors are distinguished from electrolytic capacitors by their higher dielectric strength and longer lifespan.

The QXP2G334JRP7FP is an example of a Film Capacitor. This capacitor can be found in various applications, including air conditioning, automotive, medical, and consumer electronics. In terms of size, it is a three terminal radial leaded product that measures 8.3 millimeters in diameter and 20 millimeters in length. In terms of voltage, it can withstand up to 600 volts. The capacitance of this capacitor is 0.22 microfarad and has a rated working temperature range from -55 °C to +125 °C. In terms of tolerances, the capacitance tolerance range is ±20%.

The basic working principle behind how the Film Capacitors works is the same as that of all other capacitors, which is the storage and release of electrical charge. When electric charge is applied to the capacitor, it is stored in the dielectric material, usually a plastic film. When an alternating current is applied, the capacitor can store the charge on one side while releasing it from the other side. This is how capacitors can act like filters, reducing the current and voltage of alternating current. The amount of charge stored and released is proportional to the applied voltage and capacitance of the capacitor.

In terms of performance, Film Capacitors have many advantages. One of these is its excellent electrical characteristics including excellent temperature stability, high insulation resistance, low loss, and low dielectric absorption. Additionally, due to their construction, film capacitors are capable of withstanding higher voltages compared to other capacitor types. They are also able to provide better frequency performance as well and can withstand higher ripple currents. Furthermore, they have a longer lifespan than electrolytic capacitors, with some rated at 8000 hours at 125 or 85 °C.

The QXP2G334JRP7FP Film Capacitor is a prime example of this type of capacitor and its many advantages and applications. It is reliable, has a long life, and can withstand various voltages, making it a great choice for a wide variety of applications. From medical equipment to consumer electronics, this type of capacitor is a great choice for anyone looking for a durable and reliable component.

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