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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are capacitors which are widely used in many electronic applications. The main advantage of aluminum electrolytic capacitors is that they have a higher capacitance compared to other capacitor types.

250LLE4.7MEFC8X9 in Application

The 250LLE4.7MEFC8X9 is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor which is primarily used in power supply filtering applications. It is a large can-type design that has a very wide capacitance range, from 5.6uF to 100uF. The maximum working voltage is 63V and the temperature range is -25C to +105C. Its large size and high Capacitance levels make it suitable for applications where both high capacitance and voltage stability are required. The capacitor also has a low resistance due to its large size which reduces the power loss compared to smaller capacitors.

250LLE4.7MEFC8X9 Working Principle

The 250LLE4.7MEFC8X9 works on the principle of electrolytic capacitance. This means that the capacitance is stored in an electrolyte between two electrodes made from aluminum foil. When a voltage is applied across the electrodes, ions move from one electrode to the other and create a capacitance between them. The capacitance of an electrolytic capacitor is directly proportional to the area of the electrodes (which is determined by the size of the can) and the thickness of the electrolytic layer (determined by the amount of electrolyte used).

Conclusion

The 250LLE4.7MEFC8X9 is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor which is popularly used in power supply filtering applications due to its large size and high Capacitance levels. It operates on the principle of electrolytic capacitance which involves the movement of ions between two electrodes in an electrolyte layer. Its large capacitance range, high voltage stability and low resistance make it a great choice for applications where both high capacitance and voltage stability are required.

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