350USC470MEFC30X35

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are electrical components consisting of two conducting plates insulated from each other with an electrolyte. They are typically used in the signal conditioning stages of most electronic circuits. The 350USC470MEFC30X35 series aluminum electrolytic capacitors are designed for use in many high-frequency applications, such as switching power supplies, DC-DC converters, and PWM controllers. This capacitor series is capable of withstanding high inrush currents while maintaining excellent capacitance characteristics.

The 350USC470MEFC30X35 aluminum electrolytic capacitor series features a wide variety of ratings, with capacitance ranging from 4uF to 470uF. The wide range of rated capacitance makes these capacitors suitable for both high-frequency and low-frequency applications. The high-frequency applications include rectifying incoming AC power to produce DC power, filtering out noise and distortion in data transmission systems, and frequency modulation of digital signals. The low-frequency applications include strengthening or controlling the output of voltage regulators and timing circuits.

The 350USC470MEFC30X35 aluminum electrolytic capacitor series has a maximum operating temperature of up to 85°C and a higher rated ripple current compared to regular aluminum electrolytic capacitors. This significantly increases their reliability and/or performance in critical applications. The series also features an ultra-low equivalent series resistance (ESR), which allows for quicker charge/discharge cycles and higher reliability in high-performance applications. The capacitors are also equipped with an extended lifetime and superior thermal stability, making them suitable for long-term operation.

The working principle of aluminum electrolytic capacitors is based on Faraday’s Law of electrolysis. When a voltage is applied across two conducting plates of an electrolytic capacitor, a separation of charges occurs due to the migration of electrons from one plate to the other. This separation of charges results in a potential difference between the two plates, which is known as the capacitance. The capacitance created in an aluminum electrolytic capacitor is typically regulated by the type and concentration of the electrolyte used.

The 350USC470MEFC30X35 series capacitors are designed with precision construction and enhanced features, making them ideal for applications such as switching power supplies, DC-DC converters, PWM Controllers and more. These capacitors offer a wide variety of options, superior performance, and have an extended lifetime making them the ideal choice for power and signal conditioning applications.

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