R46KI21005001K

Film capacitors are one of the most popular and commonly used passive electrical components used in a wide range of applications. The R46KI21005001K is a film capacitor by KEMET and is used in various applications that require high precision, reliability, stability and consistency.

The R46KI21005001K is a general-purpose AC capacitor that can operate over a voltage range of 0.1 to 10 Kvac. It is designed to have a smooth inductive reactance that is linear in nature and helps in providing stable performance, high accuracy and excellent reliability. This ceramic capacitor is available in several sizes and is also available with a variety of high performance features and options.

The main application area of the R46KI21005001K is in the electronics and semiconductor industry where it is used for industrial and consumer products. It is also used for the powering of various electrical components for efficient operation. In addition, this capacitor is also used in automotive, aerospace and appliance applications.

The working principle of the R46KI21005001K film capacitor is fairly simple. When an alternating current is applied to the capacitor, an electric field is created along the electrodes which induces a voltage. This voltage is determined by the capacitance of the capacitor and the frequency of the current. This causes the capacitor to store or release electricity depending on the nature of the current. The capacitor releases electricity when the potential on the electrodes falls below its electrostatic potential. This process is repeated in cycles and helps in providing the required electrical output.

In conclusion, the R46KI21005001K film capacitor is a versatile and highly reliable capacitor that is used in a wide variety of applications. It operates over a voltage range of 0.1 to 10 Kvac and is made with high precision, reliability and stability. Its main use is in the electronics and semiconductor industry and it is also used in automotive, aerospace and appliance applications. The working principle is simple and involves storing and releasing electricity at precise intervals.