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Class Y capacitor is divided into Y1 capacitors and Y2 capacitors, Y1 is a double insulated Y capacitor, used to cross the one or two side of the.Y2 is a basic single insulation Y capacitor, used to cross the primary side of the earth to protect the FG line. An adjustable capacitor is used for such occasions, which is, after the capacitor failure, will not cause electric shock, and does not endanger personal safety.

JYA Y1 CD safety standard recognized capacitors, used in line to ground applications—the capacitor placed between line and ground, have voltages from 400VAC. Major features of these non-polar capacitors include capacitance range generally from 10pF to 10000pF; from 7.5mm to10mm lead spacing, high reliability, and kinked or straight lead configurations.

In general, the Y class safety-certified should be connected to a wire with large noise interference. You can use Class Y Safety Standard Capacitors in line disturbances suppression, motors, motor controls, relays, switching power supplies, Inverters with compact size, cost effective product, and safety standards recognized.
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Electrolytic VS  Ceramic Capacitor

A capacitor is an electrical component which is able to store electrical charges. Capacitors are also known as condensers. Ceramic capacitors and electrolytic capacitors are two main types of capacitors that are widely used in electrical and electronic components. The ceramic capacitor uses a thin ceramic layer as the dielectric medium whereas the electrolytic capacitor uses an ionic liquid as one of the sheets of the capacitor. In this article, we are going to discuss what electrolytic capacitor and ceramic capacitor are, their properties, and finally a comparison between electrolytic capacitor and ceramic capacitor and summarize the difference between ceramic capacitors and electrolytic capacitors.

What is a Ceramic Capacitor?

In order to understand what a ceramic capacitor is one must first understand what a capacitor is in general. Capacitors are devices that are used to store charges. Capacitors are also known as condensers. Commercially used capacitors are made of two metal foils with a dielectric medium in between them rolled into a cylinder. The capacitance is the main property of a capacitor.
The capacitance of an object is a measurement of the amount of charges that object can hold without discharging. Capacitance is a very important property in both electronics and electromagnetism. Capacitance is also defined as the ability to store energy in an electric field. For a capacitor, which is having a V voltage difference across the nodes and the maximum amount of charges that can be stored in that system is Q, the capacitance of the system is Q/V, when all are measured in SI units. The unit of the capacitance is farad (F). However, as it is inconvenient to use such a large unit, most of the capacitance values are measured in nF, pF, µF and mF ranges.
In a ceramic capacitor, a thin ceramic layer act as the dielectric medium. A ceramic capacitor has no polarity. Ceramic capacitors are classified into three main classes. Class I capacitors have better accuracy and low volumetric efficiency whereas class III capacitors have low accuracy and high volumetric efficiency.

What is an Electrolytic Capacitor?

An electrolytic capacitor is made by having an ionic liquid as one of the conducting plates of the capacitor. Most of the electrolyte capacitors are polarized. This means the voltage at the anode cannot become negative relative to the voltage applied to the cathode. If this happens, the capacitor becomes corrupted by ion exchange. Electrolytic capacitors are famous for having higher volumetric efficiency. This means a small capacitor is able to hold larger amount of charges than a ceramic capacitor of the same size.

What is the difference between Ceramic Capacitor and Electrolytic Capacitor?

• Ceramic capacitor has two metal sheets at the terminals to store charges. The electrolytic capacitor has one metal sheet and an ionic liquid as the two terminals.
• Electrolytic capacitors are capable of holding more charges per volume than ceramic ones.
• Most of the electrolyte capacitors are polarized, but ceramic capacitors are never polarized
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JYA--Y1 and Y2 Safety Standard Recognized Capacitors
Class X2 and Y2 are the most commonly used safety-certified capacitors. Whereas X2 and Y2 caps are appropriate for household applications, X1 and Y1 safety capacitors are used in industrial settings.
Y Capacitors: Also known as "line to ground capacitors" (line bypass.)
Y capacitors are used in applications where failure of the capacitor could lead to the danger of electrical shock to the user, if the ground connection is lost.

Typical Applications:
Line disturbances suppression, Motors and motor controls, Relays, Switching power supplies, Inverters, Line-to-line (Class X) filtering, Line-to-ground (Class Y) filtering, Antenna coupling, Primary and secondary coupling, Network and security protection, audio visual product, Home Appliance, new energy, Industry automation, LED….

JYC--High Voltage Ceramic Radial Type Disc Capacitors
Applications: High Voltage Ceramic Disc Capacitors are specially designed for high voltage applications, such as:

• DC-DC converters, Voltage multipliers.
• Radio and TV receiver, Modems, Interfaces, TV and monitors.
• Other electrical appliances where high voltage is present.
• High voltage power supplies, HV power supplies.
• Electrostatic coating, Arc spray and sputtering, Electrostatic cleaning power supplies, Ion generator power sources.
• High voltage power supplies for x-ray sources and pulsed lasers: Baggage scanner, Medical x-ray, Industrial laser.

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JYA-Y1 and Y2 AC Safety Standard Recognized Capacitors download pdf
Operating Temperature   -25°C~ +85°C      
Capacitance Range  10pF TO 10000pF
Capacitance Tolerance    ±10%, ±20%, +80-20%
Rated Voltage  AC 125V, 250V, 300V, 400V
Temperature Cofficient  2B(Y5P)±10%、2E(Y5U)+22%~-56%、2F(Y5V)+22%~-82%
Dissipation Factor (tan δ)     2B: 2.5% max. at 25℃ and 1 KHz, 1±0.2 Vrms.
Insulation Resistance at 20℃ 2E/2F: 2.5% max. at 25℃ and 1 KHz, 1±0.2 Vrms.
Dielectric Strength 10000MΩat 500VDC for 1 minute.
1500V AC for 60 seconds. (250V AC)
4000V AC for 60 seconds. (400V AC)

JYC-1KV- 6KV DC High Voltage Ceramic Capacitors download pdf
Operating Condition      -25°C~ +85°C      
Rated Working Voltage  1KV – 6KV DC
Capacitance Range  100pF – 10,000pF
Test Voltage    UR≤500V, U=2.5UR, UR>500V . ≤6KV, U=1.5UR+500V
Insulation Resistance      10,000 MΩ or 200 MΩ whichever is the smaller