50MXC4700MEFC25X35

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are among the most widely used components in analog circuits, and the 50MXC4700MEFC25X35 is no exception. It is a radial-leaded, electrolytic-type capacitor, meaning that its two leads are connected to a cylindrical capacitor that is surrounded by a corrosion-resistant plastic coating. The capacitor can withstand high temperatures, making it a versatile component for any application.

The 50MXC4700MEFC25X35 has a maximum capacitance of 470μF with a rated voltage of 25V and a rated dissipation factor of 0.35W. Its operating temperature range is -40°C to +85°C and it has a slow release of stored charge to prevent high electrical spikes when switching off the power.

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors have a broad range of uses and applications. The 50MXC4700MEFC25X35 is designed for high-voltage applications such as surge protection circuits or as an output buffer for motor control. It is also used to replace capacitors in power filters, smoothing circuits, and other higher current applications. The capacitor can also be used in audio circuits for noise suppression and filtering, as well as in switching power supplies or LCD displays.

The working principle of the 50MXC4700MEFC25X35 is based on the electro-chemical reaction occurring between the plates, which creates an electric current across the capacitor. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, the electrons flow from the negative plate to the positive plate, creating a charge. When the voltage is removed, the charge remains, and the capacitor acts like a battery supplying a current to the circuit. As the capacitor continues to release its stored charge, the current will drop until it reaches zero.

The 50MXC4700MEFC25X35 is a reliable and cost-effective solution for most applications requiring a capacitor with a high capacitance and voltage rating. It is also suitable for high-temperature operation and has a slow release of stored charge to minimize electrical spikes. The capacitor has a variety of uses in analog or digital circuits, making it a versatile component.

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