WMC08D68K

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Film capacitors offer an effective way to store and transmit electrical power, and the WMC08D68K is a commonly used device for use in a variety of applications. This capacitor features a low ESR, low equivalent series inductance, and low dissipation factor. It is also highly resistant to voltage surges and harmonics.

The principal working principle of a film capacitor is based on the formation of two near-field charge layers of equal and opposite polarity, separated by a dielectric material placed between the two layers. The dielectric material offers a resistance or capacitance to the electric field, thus forming a capacitor. The WMC08D68K capacitor uses the “Metal Isolated Dielectric Layer” configuration, which adds an additional layer of insulation between the two layers of capacitance. This additional layer helps reduce the ESR even further.

The WMC08D68K capacitor is most commonly used in applications that require high capacitance values and low ESR. It is used in a variety of automotive and consumer electronics applications, including in power supplies, power converters, and lighting applications. It is also used in frequency-dependent circuits, motor drives, and sensing applications. It is an excellent choice for applications that require long-term reliability and low maintenance.

The WMC08D68K allows for low losses in transmission lines, and the low ESR makes it suitable for a wide range of AC and DC applications. The low dissipation factor means that the capacitor will not shunt off electrical power in case of a voltage surge, making it suitable for use in an aesthetically-pleasing environment.

The WMC08D68K capacitor offers excellent performance and reliability, making it a popular choice for a variety of applications. It is simple to install and maintain, and is an excellent choice for applications that require low ESR, low equivalent series inductance, and low dissipation factor.

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