35PX1000MEFCT810X20

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used components in electronic circuits;r than utilized for smoothing, filtering, energy storage, suppression of unwanted transients and resonant circuits. A 35PX1000MEFCT810X20 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a device that offers a compact solution for a range of applications. Utilized mainly in the medical field, the 35PX1000MEFCT810X20 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a suitable choice for use in life-saving medical equipment.

The key feature of the 35PX1000MEFCT810X20 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is its ability to withstand extreme temperatures. It has been designed and tested to function effectively anywhere from -40 degrees Fahrenheit to +140 degrees Fahrenheit and pressures of up to 40 PSI. Additionally, its sturdy construction ensures a long lifespan — up to 6,000 hours (a period which, in some cases, can be extended up to 10,000 hours).

Moreover, the 35PX1000MEFCT810X20 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is rated for operation at 10V to 25V DC. A protective coating protects the internal components from dust, humidity, and other airborne pathogens. This ensures the component can handle a range of applications in the medical field. In addition, the component is capable of dissipating static electricity charges caused by rough handling or an excessive electrostatic field.

Physically, the 35PX1000MEFCT810X20 aluminum electrolytic capacitor measures 31.75mm in diameter and 48.50mm in length. It is a compact component that is designed to fit into tight spaces while still delivering power when needed. The terminals feature crimp-type connections that are both durable and easily replaced.

The working principle of the 35PX1000MEF CT810X20 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is based on the fact that when a voltage is applied across its terminals, a layer of electrolyte is formed between the anode and cathode of the device. This layer acts as a dielectric and prevents current flow until the voltage applied reaches a certain point. At that point, a minute amount of charge begins to pass through the dielectric layer, forming an electric field. This electric field reduces the capacitance between the two terminals and subsequently stores charge. When the charge reaches a certain level, the current ceases to pass. At this point, the voltage is said to be "held" across the terminals.

In summary, the 35PX1000MEFCT810X20 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is designed for compact applications in the medical field. It offers superior performance across a wide range of operating temperatures and can dissipate charges caused by static electricity. Moreover, its longlife expectancy makes it a reliable component for medical applications. Finally, its working principle is based on the formation of an electric field between the anode and cathode of the device.

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