476TXK400M

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are the most widely used type of capacitors in the electronics field. These capacitors come in a wide range of values, from tiny microfarad capacitors in the nanofarad range to ultra-large 1000-farad capacitors. The 476TXK400M aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a single in-line four-lead (SIP) radial lead capacitor, specifically designed for high-temperature, high-density compact applications. The 476TXK400M is designed for use in low-voltage applications, such as power supply decoupling, grid line bypassing, filtered power supplies, industrial controls, pulse power supplies, and UPS systems.

The 476TXK400M is a polarized capacitor, meaning that the positive and negative terminal should be connected accordingly for proper operation. The maximum allowable ripple current is 4.66A at a 65¦C Ambient Temperature. The maximum working voltage for the 476TXK400M is 400V. The 476TXK400M is a non-vented capacitor, meaning that it is sealed, and does not require external air ventilation. The 476TXK400M is available in four case sizes – 8, 12, 16 and 20mm. The 476TXK400M has a self-healing dielectric, which means that when the capacitor is exposed to a voltage spike that exceeds its maximum working voltage, the dielectric will automatically repair itself.

The 476TXK400M characteristics include long life, high stability, and low resistance. The capacitance of the 476TXK400M is relatively stable, even in hostile environments. The aluminum electrolytic capacitor structure gives it the ability to store more electrical energy than other types of capacitors. These capacitors also have higher ripple current and ripple voltage ratings than other capacitors.

The 476TXK400M aluminum electrolytic capacitor is an ideal choice for compact, low-voltage, high-density applications. This capacitor is a great choice for applications that require long life, high stability, and low resistance.

The working principle of the 476TXK400M aluminum electrolytic capacitor is based on the principle of the electrical double layer. This double layer is created when the two electrodes of the capacitor are connected to a conducting electrolyte solution. The positive terminal of the capacitor is connected to the anode, which is then connected to a solution of positively charged ions. The negative terminal of the capacitor is connected to the cathode which is connected to a solution of negatively charged ions. When a voltage is applied across the two terminals of the capacitor, a potential difference is created between the two solutions. This potential difference causes an electric charge to accumulate at the anode and the cathode, creating a double layer of charge.

The 476TXK400M aluminum electrolytic capacitor offers excellent performance in applications where high-voltage and/or high-current requirements are present. Examples of such applications include power supplies, motor drives, DC/DC converters, inverters, and switch-mode power supplies. This capacitor is also an ideal choice for general industrial applications, including lighting control, process controls, automotive electrical systems, and electronics testing equipment.