380LQ391M420K032

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors 360LQ391M420K032 Application Field and Working Principle

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are a type of capacitors that use aluminum as the anode in their construction. They employ electrolytes, such as an acidic solution or an alkaline solution, to produce an electrical charge. Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in a variety of applications and are often found in circuits used in electronic consumer products.

360LQ391M420K032 Application Field

The 360LQ391M420K032 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is an advanced capacitance type with high conductivity. It is ideal for use in high-reliability medical, security, optical, and industrial control applications. It has a long service life even in extreme conditions. The capacitance range is wide, from 10 pF to 400 pF, and the equivalent series resistance is low. These features make it suitable for applications that require high current and high voltage.

It can also be used in automotive applications to provide power to devices such as vehicle sensors and control systems. The low temperature coefficient makes it ideally suited for use in low-temperature applications such as space exploration. Additionally, its low equivalent series resistance ensures sustained current delivery over a long period.

360LQ391M420K032 Working Principle

The 360LQ391M420K032 utilizes aluminum foil as the anode of its construction. A thin layer of electrolyte is applied to the anode and a conductor is connected to the opposite end of the anode. A layer of activated carbon surrounds the electrolyte, and a dielectric is applied to the carbon layer. The activated carbon and the dielectric form a barrier that prevents the electrolyte from leaking.

When an electric current is applied to the capacitor, the aluminum anode is charged with a positive charge and the electrolyte solution reacts by releasing negative ions. These negative ions then create an electrostatic field, which attracts and stores electrons on the anode. This electrostatic field causes the aluminum anode to become polarized and electrons to be stored in the dielectric. This stored charge provides the capacitor with its capacitance, and as long as a voltage is applied, the capacitor remains charged. When the voltage is removed, the charge dissipates.

The 360LQ391M420K032 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is an incredibly versatile component with the capabilities to perform a variety of different tasks in a wide range of applications. Its long life, low equivalent series resistance, and low temperature coefficient all make it an ideal choice for powering high-demand circuits in demanding environments.

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