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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitor technology is one of the most popular capacitor technologies in today\'s electronics. Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are one of the few types of capacitors that can store a large amount of charge, making them ideal for power supply applications.

35YK22MEFC5X11

The 35YK22MEFC5X11 aluminum electrolytic capacitors are designed to provide superior performance in a wide variety of applications. They feature low equivalent series resistance (ESR) and ultra-high energy density, making them ideal for high-frequency and high-power applications. The capacitors also have excellent temperature stability, operating temperature range up to 105°C, and long-term stability.

Application Field

The 35YK22MEFC5X11 aluminum electrolytic capacitors are ideally suited for use in a variety of applications, including power supplies, high-frequency power electronics, motor drives and electronics circuits. They are also well suited to other applications, including automotive electronics, home appliances, PCs, telecommunications, and medical equipment.

Working Principle

The 35YK22MEFC5X11 aluminum electrolytic capacitors use an electrochemical process wherein two reactive materials, aluminum foil and an electrolyte, are combined to form an excited oxide layer. This oxide layer is the dielectric material that stores electrical energy when voltage is applied. When a voltage is applied, electrons flow from the anode to the cathode, resulting in a buildup of charge on the inner dielectric layer. This capacitance can then be used to control electrical current and voltage in applications such as power supplies and motor drives.

Conclusion

The 35YK22MEFC5X11 aluminum electrolytic capacitors are one of the most popular capacitor technologies today, providing superior performance and excellent temperature stability, operating temperature range up to 105°C. They are widely used in a variety of applications, from high-frequency power electronics to motor drives and electronics circuits, and are particularly well suited for use in automotive electronics, home appliances, PCs, telecommunications, and medical equipment. Their working principle involves the use of an electrochemical process to form an excited oxide layer, which stores electrical energy when voltage is applied.}

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