335BPA100M

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are some of the most commonly used capacitors available in today’s electronic devices. These capacitors consist of two metal plates separated by a thin piece of insulation material. They are composed of a cylindrical aluminum can filled with an electrolytic solution containing a number of electrons. An anode plate, made of aluminum foil, is inserted into the center of the can, and the electrolyte is added to the solution. The other plate, the cathode, is a metal plate that is insulated from the anode and contains an opposite number of electrons. When a voltage is applied to the anode and the cathode, the electrons are pulled through the insulation, creating a storage of charges.

The 335BPA100M aluminum electrolytic capacitor is generally used for applications requiring high-frequency ripple suppression, such as high-frequency switching power supplies and LCD television circuits, as well as for pulse applications in radios and other IC products. The 335BPA100M capacitors are cylindrical, non-polar capacitors with two terminal wires. They are usually rated for a maximum voltage of 100V and a capacitance of 33,500 Amps. The capacitance range for this type of capacitor can range from 10uF to 330uF. The temperature range for these capacitors is typically -55 °C to +85 °C, however, some types can handle up to +105 °C.

The working principle of the 335BPA100M aluminum electrolytic capacitor is based on the capacitive property of electrostatic fields. When a voltage is applied across the capacitor terminals, charged particles are driven towards each plate, creating an electric field between them. This electric field creates a capacitance, which is the ability to store electrical energy. The capacitor can then absorb the voltage, absorbing more charge as the voltage increases. As the amount of charge stored in the capacitor increases, its capacitance also increases.

The primary advantage of using aluminum as an electrolytic capacitor is that it is a lower cost option than other alternatives. Additionally, aluminum electrolytic capacitors are able to provide higher capacitance values than ceramic or film capacitors for many applications. One of the main drawbacks of aluminum capacitor technology is that they have a limited shelf life and require regular replacement. Additionally, aluminum capacitors have higher leakage currents and lower self-healing capabilities than ceramic or film capacitors.

Overall, the 335BPA100M aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a great option for applications requiring high frequency ripple suppression, such as high-frequency switching power supplies and LCD television circuits. Its low cost and higher capacitance values make it an attractive option for many applications. However, the limited shelf life and higher leakage currents of this type of capacitor mean that regular maintenance and replacement is required in order to ensure optimal performance.

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