When designing AC-powered systems, selecting the right capacitor ensures efficiency, durability, and consistent performance. In this article, we’ll explore the differences between jb’s cbb60, cbb61, and mpp capacitors—and how each fits specific AC applications.
CBB60, CBB61, and MPP: What's the Difference?
All three types are designed for AC operation, but with distinct strengths. Here's a quick comparison:
Model | Application | Case Type | Capacitance | Voltage |
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cbb60 | Motor run (pumps, washing machines) | Round plastic | 1–100μF | 250/450VAC |
cbb61 | Fan motors, compact appliances | Square plastic | 1–20μF | 250/450VAC |
mpp | AC filtering, PFC circuits | Film (metalized polypropylene) | Customizable | 250–630VAC |
Why Use jb’s MPP Capacitors in AC Circuits?
jb’s mpp capacitors are built for low loss, high insulation resistance, and long life in high-frequency AC circuits. These are commonly used in:
- Ballasts and lighting systems
- Power factor correction (PFC)
- Industrial filtering units
With excellent self-healing properties and stable electrical behavior, they’re a trusted choice for demanding applications.
Designers Trust jb for AC Capacitor Solutions
- 100% electrical testing on all units
- Stable dielectric performance under thermal stress
- Flexible mounting and wiring options
- Globally recognized manufacturing quality
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