381EL471M160J022

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are tuned capacitors that use an electrolyte, usually an aqueous solution of an acid, to permit charge carriers (ions) to move between two conducting surfaces which are covered with a thin insulating dielectric. This dielectric, electrical insulation, property of the electrolyte material allows the electric field between the two conducting surfaces to be established and maintained by a voltage applied between them.

Due to the condition of the electrolyte, capacitance is always a property of a capacitor in an electrolytic system. The capacitance of these capacitors is determined by their physical dimensions, which can vary depending on the application and requirements. The most common Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are termed “standard” or “non-polarized”; these include radial, axial, snap-in, surface mount, and side wire types.

Examples of standard Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors include the 381EL471M160J022. This capacitor features a dielectric of aluminum electrolyte, and is composed of a film, foil, and electrolytic material. It is non-polarized and works within a temperature range of -40 to +85 C. It has a capacitance range of 0.1 to 0.2mF, with a tolerance of ±20%, and a voltage rating of 16V.

The 381EL471M160J022 is commonly used in applications such as switching (rectifiers) and filtering, power supplies, signal conditioning, and medical equipment. It is also suitable for DC to DC converters. In terms of its working principle, the 381EL471M160J022 works by allowing electrons to move from one plate of the capacitor (the anode) to the other (the cathode) when a voltage is applied to it. These electrons produce an electrical field, which is what allows current to pass through.

The 381EL471M160J022 capacitor is part of the larger family of Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors, which are used in a variety of applications. These capacitors have a long history of reliable performance and are an important component of any power supply or electrical system. They are regularly used in high-frequency circuits and can be found in common electronics such as radios, televisions, and computers.

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