180MXG1000MEFC30X30

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are a type of capacitor that use an electrolyte, an anode that is made from an aluminum foil, and a cathode that is typically made from a layer of metal oxide. The electrolytic capacitors are mainly used when a large capacitance (that is, the ability of the capacitor to store energy), but in a small package size is desired.

180MXG1000MEFC30X30 Application Field and Working Principle

The 180MXG1000MEFC30X30 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a miniature-sized aluminum electrolytic capacitor that is typically used for high-frequency, very low-ripple and high-ripple applications, such as AC/DC electronic converters, frequency filtering and power supplies. The 180MXG1000MEFC30X30 capacitor features an operating voltage of 180V DC, a capacitance of 1000µF, and a maximum ripple current of 29.7A.

The working principle of the 180MXG1000MEFC30X30 aluminum electrolytic capacitor can be broken down into four steps. In the first step, the electric charge is absorbed by the capacitor’s anode, which is made from an aluminum plate that is connected to the electric power source. This results in a build-up of positive charges in the anode and negative charges in the electrolyte.

In the second step, this electric charge is stored in radiation effect by the anode’s field of electrons. This is done through a process known as the diffusion barrier effect, where the electrons are kept from escaping the positive and negative nodes of the anode and electrode.

In the third step, the electric current that is flowing in and out of the capacitor’s electrodes is regulated by the electrolyte, which has a much higher capacity than the anode. This is done through a process known as voltage polarization, where the electrolyte helps to reduce the electric current’s dissipation in the anode.

Finally, in the fourth step, the electric charge is amplified by the capacitor’s two electrodes, where the anode’s field of electrons is harnessed to amplify the electric current. This results in the desired voltage drop between the electrodes, which is the voltage that is stored by the capacitor.

The 180MXG1000MEFC30X30 aluminum electrolytic capacitor has been designed to provide superior performance for a wide range of applications. With its large capacitance, high-frequency, very low-ripple and high-ripple characteristics, this type of capacitor can be used in a variety of applications,such as AC/DC converters, frequency filtering, and power supplies.

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