What are the difference between CBB60, CBB61, CBB65, and CD60 capacitors?
1. Different application fields.
CD60 is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor (with large capacity but short lifespan); CD60, CBB60, and CBB65 are AC motor commutation and operation capacitors mainly used for air conditioning, washing machines, water pumps, etc.
CBB61 fan start capacitor. CBB80, on the other hand, is a high-voltage capacitor commonly used in high-voltage circuits such as thyristors and rectifiers for overvoltage protection.
2. The working voltage is different.
The working voltage of CD60, CBB60, and CBB65 is generally around 450V, CBB80 is generally above 800V, and CBB61 is generally 360V.
3. Different media materials
CBB60 and CBB65 capacitors are called thin film capacitors according to the dielectric material. According to purpose: capacitors for motor operation.
According to its electrical properties, it is called an AC capacitor. According to the structure of the electrode plate, it is called a metallized capacitor.
The lead-out terminal is non polar and radially lead-out, belonging to the category of non-inductive capacitors. Commonly used in motor operation circuits.
CD60 capacitors are called electrolytic capacitors according to the dielectric material. According to purpose: capacitor for motor starting.
According to the structure of the electrode plate, it is called a polar foil capacitor, with no polarity at the outlet and radial outlet. Commonly used in motor starting circuits.
CBB61 capacitors are called thin film capacitors according to the dielectric material. According to purpose: capacitors for motor operation.
According to its electrical properties, it is called an AC capacitor. According to the structure of the electrode plate, it is called a metallized capacitor.
The lead-out terminal is non polar and radially lead-out, belonging to the category of non-inductive capacitors. Commonly used in motor operation circuits.
