MAL213836109E3 Capacitors

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are components used in electrical circuits for a variety of applications, sometimes referred to as “power electronics”. This type of capacitor usually consists of two aluminum foils, separated by a film of paper or plastic, that has been impregnated with electrolyte (often a mixture of ethylene glycol and water). An anode is connected to one of the aluminum foils and a cathode is connected to another, allowing the charge to be stored in the capacitor.

MAL213836109E3

The MAL213836109E3 is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor specifically designed to address the needs of the power electronics industry. Its construction uses two aluminum foils made of anodized aluminum. These foils are separated by a specially formulated dielectric layer which consists of paper, plastic, or rubber-based materials. Along with its high dielectric strength, this capacitor also offers a low equivalent series resistance (ESR), a characteristic that contributes to a more efficient power transfer for the device. Additionally, this capacitor features a long-term stable capacitance, which means that its performance will remain consistent over time.

Application Field

The MAL213836109E3 is designed for applications that require a high level of reliability and performance. These include automotive electronics, military applications, high-frequency power supplies, and industrial power transfer. In particular, this type of capacitor is typically used in high-power circuits, due to its large storage capacity and low ESR. Additionally, it is suitable for high-temperature environments, with a maximum operating temperature rating of 125°C. Its high ripple current capability also makes it ideal for applications requiring high-speed switching.

Working Principle

The MAL213836109E3 works by storing electric charge between its aluminum foils. As voltage is applied to the capacitor, electric current flows through the dielectric layer, allowing the capacitor to store an electrostatic charge. This charge remains stored in the capacitor until the voltage is removed. When removed, the capacitor then releases the electric current, supplying power to the electrical circuit.

The performance of the aluminum electrolytic capacitor depends on two main factors: its dielectric strength and its equivalent series resistance (ESR). The dielectric strength is the measure of the maximum voltage that the capacitor can withstand before the dielectric layer breaks down. The ESR is the measure of the resistance that is present in the circuit between the terminals of the capacitor, in terms of its series resistance. These two factors affect the performance of the capacitor, and will vary depending on the type of capacitor used.

The MAL213836109E3 is a reliable and performance-driven aluminum electrolytic capacitor, offering a long-term stable capacitance, high dielectric strength, and low ESR. With its robust construction and high-speed characteristics, the MAL213836109E3 is an ideal solution for a wide range of applications in the power electronics industry.

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