10ZLG680MT810X12.5

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are electrochemical capacitors, which are basically formed by anode aluminum foils, cathodic foil electrolytes, and separators. In the electrochemical capacitors of this kind, the foil anode is oxidized, forming a porous oxide film which is employed as the dielectric. Some of the anions from the electrolyte are adsorbed on the dielectric and the armature is formed. An example of such capacitors is the 10ZLG680MT810X12.5, an aluminum electrolytic capacitor.

The 10ZLG680MT810X12.5 aluminum electrolytic capacitor has a rated voltage of 680VDC and a rated capacitance of 10µF. It is a through-hole type capacitor that is temperature compensated for voltage derating in the range of -55°C to +105°C and is suitable for high temperature and high surfaceness automotive applications. The special features of this single-ended capacitor includes a radial leaded, long-life design that is optimized for use in high-voltage applications.

The application field of 10ZLG680MT810X12.5 aluminum electrolytic capacitors includes automotive, power backup, instrumentation, machine automation and industrial applications in general. This type of capacitor can be used for power supply filtering and bypassing, signal smoothing and noise reduction, and surge absorbing. Additionally, these capacitors can be used for high voltage applications such as in wind power generation systems, which are prone to large fluctuations of alternating voltage.

The working principle of the 10ZLG680MT810X12.5 aluminum electrolytic capacitor can be explained with the help of its construction. The capacitor is made up of aluminum foil, which acts as the anode, and a conductive rubberized sheet, called the cathode. The electrochemical oxidation of the aluminum anode produces a porous oxide film, which acts as the dielectric of the capacitor. This porous oxide film creates a double layer at the surface of the electrode, thus resulting in a capacitor between the two layers. The anode and the cathode are kept apart by a separator film, which isolates the two condensers, and hence avoiding a short circuit between them. This separator is also responsible for holding the electrolyte.

The 10ZLG680MT810X12.5 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is used for applications requiring a high voltage due to its ability to handle relatively high voltages for a long time without failure. It is also used for applications requiring a high ripple current and low equivalent series resistance, such as power supply filtering and bypassing, signal smoothing and noise reduction, and surge absorbing. These capacitors are also suitable for operations in ambient temperature ranging from -55°C to +105°C.

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