35ZT150M10X12.5

Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors have been in use since the 1950s. They possess some significant advantages, such as long shelf life and high insulation resistance, making them ideal for applications such as power supplies, start-up and time delays, filters, coupling, and circuit board improvement. They are also used in industrial and commercial electronic circuits. Among the various types of aluminum electrolytic capacitors, the 35ZT150M10X12.5 model is used for raised frequency operation.

The 35ZT150M10X12.5 aluminum electrolytic capacitor comes with a wide range of features, such as a rated voltage of 15 VDC, ripple current capability up to 2 A, impedance of 15.2 Ω, and capacitance of 10μF. It has been designed to withstand temperatures ranging between -40°C and +85°C. The construction of this capacitor is made with high quality aluminum electrolytic, which ensures great performance in terms of frequency response and low internal resistance. Its maximum allowable operating temperature is +85° C, while its permissible storage temperature range is -40°C to +85°C.

One of the most common usages of the 35ZT150M10X12.5 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is for raised frequency operation. This type of capacitor is more efficient and can handle a higher frequency than many other models. It also offers better impedance with lower voltage drops. It also helps reduce signal distortion, leading to better audio quality. The 35ZT150M10X12.5 aluminum electrolytic capacitor can also be used for signal conditioning, power supplies, EMI and RFI filtering, supplying intermediate power during peak power loads, starting relays, and protecting against hot plugging.

The working principle of any aluminum electrolytic capacitor starts with an annular chamber that contains two thin aluminum foils. These foils have a coating of insulating material on one side and a coating of aluminum oxide on the other side. Between the two foils is a liquid electrolyte, which acts as the ion bridge for the electric current. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, the ions of the electrolyte begin to build up within the annular chamber, forming a barrier between the two foils. This barrier acts as a dielectric, which is able to store energy. The capacitor can then store the energy until it reaches its capacity. Once the energy is dissipated, the capacitor can then start the process again.

The 35ZT150M10X12.5 aluminum electrolytic capacitor has been proven to be an effective solution for various applications, especially for raised frequency operation. It offers greater efficiency, better impedance characteristics, and better audio quality than many other models of capacitors. Its high reliability, long operating life, good moisture resistance, and low leakage current make it highly desirable in a number of applications. Furthermore, its relatively good tolerance for high temperatures makes it suitable for use in high temperature environments.