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• Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

  An aluminum electrolytic capacitor, also called an aluminum can capacitor, is an electrical component found within electronic devices. This type of capacitor was developed back in the 1940s and is still widely used today in many types of equipment, including computers, appliances, digital devices, power supplies, and motor control circuits. Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are usually cylindrical in shape and are made up of two aluminum elements that are rolled up together in a “can” or container. One element of the capacitor is connected to its own negative side, and the other is connected to its positive side. When voltage is applied to the capacitor, an electric field is created between the two aluminum elements, which stores an electrical charge. This charge can later be used to power components and devices.

  The 200HXG330MEFCSN22X30 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a type of radial leaded aluminum electrolytic capacitor. This type of capacitor is ideal for high current applications in which a large volume of energy needs to be stored quickly, such as in motor start circuits. The 200HXG330MEFCSN22X30 aluminum electrolytic capacitor can be used in applications ranging from consumer electronics to power supplies. It is capable of handling voltages up to 300V and has a wide temperature range, from -55°C to +105°C, making it suitable for a variety of different conditions and environments.

  The 200HXG330MEFCSN22X30 aluminum electrolytic capacitor has a high capacity for storing energy when compared to other types of capacitors, which makes it an excellent choice for many applications. Its high capacity to store energy is achieved by its use of a high-end aluminum foil that has a very thin oxide layer, which helps to maximize the power-handling capabilities of the capacitor. Additionally, this aluminum electrolytic capacitor has a long service life, with a typical service life of up to 4,000 hours at 105°C. This makes it a reliable and efficient component to use in applications that require a consistent and reliable source of power.

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