35RX30470MT810X20

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The 35RX30470MT810X20 is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor, which is a broadly used component in electronic circuit boards. They are one of the most common capacitors due to their ability to store a large amount of charge in a small and inexpensive package.

An Electrolytic capacitor consists of a polarized aluminum foil, a liquid electrolyte, and two electrodes. The foil is the anode and is etched with vertical channels called valleys, each filled with electrolyte. The anode is separated by a thin layer of dielectric, usually a paper or plastic film, from the cathode, which is in a form of a wet cloth. When the capacitor is connected to a power source, the flow of electrons attracts ions from the electrolyte to the foil, creating an accumulation of negative charges on the foil and positive charges on the cathode. This produces an electrical field between the two metallic plates, allowing the capacitor to store a charge.

The 35RX30470MT810X20 is especially designed for high-frequency applications, with an effective capacitance of 470uF, a rated voltage of 35V and an equivalent series resistance of 28.5Ω. These features make it suitable for audio signal filtering, signal coupling, and power supply smoothing in both low and high frequency circuits. This capacitor also has a high-temperature rating of up to 105 degrees Celsius, making it very durable. It is also very environmentally friendly, as it is lead-free and RoHS compliant.

The 35RX30470MT810X20 is a great choice for high frequency applications. Its high capacitance of 470uF, its low equivalent series resistance, and its high temperature rating make it ideal for use in high-frequency circuits. Furthermore, its environmentally friendly design makes it safe to use in any application. With its excellent capabilities, the 35RX30470MT810X20 is an indispensable component for any electronic system.

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