Film Capacitors

Film capacitors are a type of capacitor that uses a thin film of insulating material as the dielectric, or insulating layer, between the two conductive electrodes. These capacitors are commonly used in applications that require a high capacitance, high voltage rating, and a stable performance over a wide temperature range. Film capacitors are known for their low loss, low noise, and high stability, which makes them well-suited for use in high-frequency and precision circuits. They are also relatively small and lightweight, making them a popular choice in applications where space is limited. However, film capacitors are also relatively fragile and sensitive to moisture, so they must be carefully handled and protected to ensure reliable performance.