Explore our X362 series film capacitor, offering a capacitance of 0.0015µF with a ±1% tolerance and a voltage rating of 400VDC; it is constructed with non-inductive wound metallized polypropylene film for high performance and longevity, boasting a lifecycle of 30,000 hrs.  

The X362 Series Film Capacitor is designed for general-purpose electronics, signal processing, power supplies, noise suppression, and audio applications. Built with high-temperature-rated, non-inductive polypropylene film construction, this capacitor ensures long-term stability, high reliability, and self-healing properties for enhanced durability. Its compact and lightweight design makes it ideal for coupling, decoupling, filtering, bypassing, timing, and oscillation circuits in various electronic systems.  

Key Features:

• High-Temperature Rated – Ensures consistent performance in demanding environments.
• Non-Inductive Polypropylene Film Construction – Delivers low-loss performance and high efficiency.
• Compact & Lightweight Design – Optimized for space-constrained electronic applications.
• Low Cost & High Reliability – Budget-friendly without compromising quality.
• Self-Healing Property – Enhances durability and prevents failures due to minor dielectric breakdowns.  

Applications:

• General-Purpose Electronics – Versatile for a broad range of electronic circuits.
• Signal Processing Circuits – Provides stable capacitance for high-precision applications.
• Power Supplies & Noise Suppression – Reduces interference for cleaner, more stable power output.
• Audio Equipment & Motor Control – Enhances signal clarity and improves overall system performance.
• Stable Capacitance Circuits – Supports frequency-sensitive applications with minimal drift.
• Coupling, Decoupling, Filtering & Bypassing – Ensures effective signal transmission and noise reduction.  

The X362 Series Film Capacitor is an ideal solution for engineers and designers looking for cost-effective, high-performance capacitors for signal processing, power supplies, audio applications, and noise suppression.”