101X103U100BC2B

Series:	101X
Part Status:	Active
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status:	--
Ratings:	--
Moisture Sensitivity Level (MSL):	--

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Introduction to Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors (AEC) are a capacitance type of capacitor in which an oxide film serves as the dielectric medium. They are generally used in applications that require a high energy density and low dissipated power, such as pulse shaping or noise suppression. Generally, AECs are appropriate as bypass or decoupling capacitors, as they provide a large capacitance value and very low equivalent series resistance.

Design Considerations for Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

When designing with AECs, it is important to consider several key parameters. First, the working voltage and allowed ripple current should be based on the specified application and product ratings. While it is possible to increase the working voltage to achieve higher capacitance values, doing so increases the risk of dielectric breakdown and permanent capacitance loss. Additionally, the maximum operating temperature range should be considered, as overheating can cause dielectric breakdown and permanent capacitance loss.

101X103U100BC2B Application Field and Working Principle

The 101X103U100BC2B is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor with an extended life rating, making it well-suited for applications that require long-term reliability. This product has a maximum working temperature rating of 105°C, a rated voltage of 10V, and a maximum ripple current of 10mA. When used in a circuit, it acts as a bypass or decoupling capacitor, allowing a low impedance connection between the power and signal sides. This helps to reduce the occurrence of noise and transients on the power supply side of the circuit.

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