R46KF310000M1K

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Film capacitors are electronic components designed to store electrical energy and to release it in the form of an electric current when the capacitance changes. They are usually made up of two electrically conductive metal plates separated by an insulator, usually a dielectric material such as paper or oil.

The R46KF310000M1K, or R46K for short, is a type of film capacitor. It is classified as a “film and foil capacitor”, meaning that both the dielectric and the capacitor electrodes are made from a film material. This type of capacitor is characterized by its ability to provide higher capacitance, stability, and long-term reliability than other types of capacitors.

The application field of the R46K lies mainly in the field of microelectronics, or in any application that requires a stable and reliable capacitor. Some applications include power supplies, motor control, audio-visual equipment, and telecommunication systems. It is also used in the automotive industry as a capacitive spark plug.

The working principle of the R46K is relatively simple. When a voltage is applied across its two terminals, an electric field is formed between the two electrodes. This electric field causes the dielectric material to polarize, creating an electric charge on the two electrodes. When a current is then applied to the capacitor, this electric charge will increase or decrease, depending on the types of charge carried by the current. The capacitance of the R46K is therefore determined by the ratio of the electric charge on the two electrodes to the applied voltage.

The R46K is a reliable and cost-effective option for several applications. It is strong enough for tough environments and is well-suited for high frequency applications. Its ability to deliver consistent performance makes it a reliable choice in any application that requires reliable and stable capacitors.

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