QYP1H223KTP

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Film capacitors are widely used for various applications in the electronics industry. One of the most popular choices is the QYP1H223KTP series film capacitor from KEMET. This capacitor provides an excellent combination of temperature, voltage and current performance.

The electrodes on this series are made up of a polyethylene terephthalate film (PET) dielectric and metallized electrodes. The metallized electrodes on this series of capacitors are designed in a spiral pattern, resulting in a larger effective surface area compared to traditional designs. This, in turn, increases the capacitance and decreases the equivalent series resistance (ESR).

This capacitor is also engineered with a low dissipation factor, which ensures that the capacitor can handle high frequency operations without too much loss. The wide operating temperature range of -55⁰C to +125⁰C also adds to its wide acceptance among designers.

The series is rated for voltages between 250V and 630V and can accommodate current ratings up to 2A. The devices also feature stable capacitance, low ESR and low inductance. Thus, the devices can be used in both DC blocking and AC bypass applications.

As far as applications go, the QYP1H223KTP series is suitable for motor drives, power supplies, Class D audio amplifiers, LED lighting applications, and as AC line bypass capacitors. These capacitors can also be used in a wide range of other applications where low dissipation, stable capacitance and low ESR is desired.

In conclusion, the QYP1H223KTP series film capacitor from KEMET is a great choice for all types of applications due to its combination of low dissipation factor, temperature, voltage, and current performance, and its wide range of applications. The stable capacitance and low ESR makes this series of capacitors an attractive and economical choice for any design application.

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