160LEX5.6MEFC6.3X11

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Electrolytic capacitors are electrical components used for the storage and discharging of electrical energy. Aluminum Electrolytic capacitors are specialized capacitors that are well suited for AC power applications because of their ability to handle high ripple currents. They can be found in many AC power applications such as power supplies, filters, amplifiers, and motor controllers. The standard maturity capacitor is the 160LEX5.6MEFC6.3x11.

This type of capacitor is built with a dielectric layer made of aluminum foil which is anodized. Anode side of the capacitor has a small piece of paper covering it. This paper acts as a separator and helps to increase the rated voltage of the capacitor. On the cathode side, there are two layers of aluminum oxide that act as the dielectric. This type of capacitor is commonly used in applications that require high ripple currents.

The primary benefit of using aluminum electrolytic capacitors is their large capacitance values. They are able to store more energy than other capacitors on a given volume or area. This makes them ideal for applications that require large amounts of energy storage, such as power supplies, inverters, and motor controllers. Additionally, they have a high voltage rating which makes them better suited for AC power applications than other capacitors.

The 160LEX5.6MEFC6.3x11 is a mature capacitor that is designed for applications requiring high ripple current and high capacitance. It is available in a variety of capacitance values, from 68uF to 1060UF, and with a rated voltage from 6.3V to 400V. It features a compact size and is RoHS compliant.

The 160LEX5.6MEFC6.3x11 electrolytic capacitor is used in a variety of AC power applications, such as converters, amplifiers, power supplies, and switches. It is commonly used in switch mode power supplies, as it is able to handle high ripple currents. Additionally, it is often used in motor controllers and converters to store energy and discharge it as needed.

The working principle of aluminum electrolytic capacitors is based on the anodic passivation of aluminum. When an anodic voltage is applied to the aluminum, an electrolytic solution, such as ethylene glycol, breaks down and forms a strong, yet semi-porous, oxide layer covering the aluminum. This oxide layer acts as a dielectric, allowing energy to be stored and discharged when needed.

The 160LEX5.6MEFC6.3x11 is a reliable and efficient choice for applications requiring a high ripple current-capacitance ratio. Its small size and RoHS compliance make it a great choice for many AC power applications.

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