35YXA1000MEFCG412.5X20

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors (AECs) are one of the most widely used types of electrolytic capacitor. Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are a type of capacitor that utilizes an electrolytic solution and an aluminum foil with etched seals as its plates. They are typically characterized by their high capacitance to volume ratios making them ideal for minor current applications.

35YXA1000MEFCG412.5X20 aluminum electrolytic capacitors feature 105°C 2000 hours rated voltage, 10,000h guaranteed lifetime at 85°C, and turn/turnel construction. They are designed for use in general purpose filtering, bypass, suppression and decoupling application and are especially useful for de-coupling of high frequency digital circuits.

The working principle of 35YXA1000MEFCG412.5X20 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is based on the principle of electrostatic charge. The two “plates” in an aluminum electrolytic capacitor are actually two layers of aluminum foil, separated by an electrolyte. An electric charge is applied to the aluminum foil, which polarizes the material by forming a thin layer of oxide on the surface. This thin layer of oxide serves as an insulator, preventing the metals from making contact and creating a strong electrostatic field. This electrostatic field is what supplies the capacitor’s electrical properties. As current passes through the aluminum electrolytic capacitor, which causes a charge to flow the plates, the electric current is stored in the electrostatic field.

In short, 35YXA1000MEFCG412.5X20 aluminum electrolytic capacitors are designed for general purpose filtering, bypass, suppression, and decoupling applications, and have a rated voltage of 105°C 2000 hours, 10,000h at 85°C guarantee lifetime and turn/turnel construction. Their primary function is to store electric current by creating an electrostatic field with an oxide layer which acts as an insulator. They remain a reliable and desirable type of capacitor for many applications due to their high capacitance to volume ratios.

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