200TXW120MEFC10X45

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• Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used electronic components that are commonly found in various types of electronic circuits. They are made out of two electrolyte-filled aluminum sheets that are separated by a thin insulating layer. An electric current passes through the sheets and when it does so, a charge is generated at the interface between the two electrolyte-filled sheets. This charge can then be stored in the capacitor, ready for use.

• 200TXW120MEFC10X45 Application Field and Working Principle

The 200TXW120MEFC10X45 is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor that is specifically used in telecommunications and computer circuit applications. It is suitable for high frequency AC and DC circuits, where its space-saving form factor makes it very easy to use. The 200TXW120MEFC10X45 has a working temperature of about 85°C, and a maximum voltage rating of 50V. The 200TXW120MEFC10X45 is a polarized capacitor, which means that it will only function correctly when connected to the proper electrical polarity. It is usually connected in a parallel configuration, where the positive and negative terminals of the capacitor are connected to the appropriate wires of a circuit.The working principle of the 200TXW120MEFC10X45 is simple: when a steady electric current is passed through the two electrodes of the capacitor, the moisture in the electrolyte that separates the two electrodes cause a small amount of electric current to flow through the electrolyte. This current causes electric charges to accumulate on the sides of the aluminum sheets, in a process known as capacitance. This process results in a stored electrical energy that can be used by the circuit. Additionally, the 200TXW120MEFC10X45 also has a self-healing property, which means that it can re-form its internal structure after suffering from an overload.

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