SNU102K504R-F

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Film capacitors, also known as plastic film capacitors or dielectric film capacitors, are constructed using very thin layers of plastic films as the dielectric material and conductive metals applied as electrode plates. This makes the capacitor highly resistant to higher temperatures and voltages.

The SNU102K504R-F is an example of a film capacitor specifically designed for telecommunications applications, allowing for low loss and low impedance. This inline capacitor is applied in the crossover section of a typical telephone and audio equipment. Caps of this type are designed to provide a distributed capacitance over a large frequency range, thereby providing excellent attenuation of unwanted signals.

The main working principle of the SNU102K504R-F is its ability to safely store electrical energy. When connected in a circuit, its two terminals are connected and the capacitor ‘charges’ up by allowing the current to flow through it. A dielectric formed by a film of plastic or ceramic material separates these two terminals. The more energy is stored, the higher the capacitance of the film capacitor becomes.

This capacitor has been designed with a capacitance of 10nF (PicoFarad) and 4KV rating, and a maximum working voltage of 2000V and a temperature rating of up to 85 degrees Celsius. It is generally used to filter out high frequency signals in the 5GHz or 9GHz range. It can also be used in power supplies for switching power supplies at frequencies up to several MHz.

The SNU102K504R-F is an extremely useful capacitor due to its small size and high ability to filter unwanted signals. Its unique construction also makes it safer and more reliable than traditional capacitors. With its wide applications in telecommunications, power supplies, and audio equipment, the SNU102K504R-F is truly a versatile and reliable film capacitor.

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