50SGV47M8X10.5

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in all types of electronic equipment due to their relatively large capacitance (electrical energy storage) capacity. The 50SGV47M8X10.5 belongs to the series of aluminum electrolytic capacitors. It is composed of two aluminum foils rolled up with the insulating paper inserted between them. This structure forms the core of the capacitor. A thin layer of electrolyte is then applied onto the surface of the aluminum to form a dielectric which increases its capacitance.The 50SGV47M8X10.5 is an electrolytic capacitor with a maximum rated voltage of 350V. It has a capacitance of 47 microfarad (uF) and a tolerance of 10.5%. The operating temperature range of the 50SGV47M8X10.5 is -20 to + 85 degrees Celsius. Its lifetime is 2000 hours at 85 degree Celsius.

The 50SGV47M8X10.5 has a wide range of applications. It is used in power supplies, automotive electronics, motor drive circuits, loop filter circuits, telecom equipment, audio equipment, etc. It is usually found in power supplies that require large capacitance for storing energy. It can also be used in circuits which require high voltage and ripple currents such as motor drives and telecom equipment.

The working principle of the 50SGV47M8X10.5 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is similar to that of other types of capacitors. It is composed of two aluminum foils and a dielectric which is usually a thin layer of electrolyte. When there is a voltage difference on the two foils, electric charges are accumulated in the dielectric and the foil acts like a plate. Since the oxide layer on the aluminum object has a relatively high dielectric constant (the ability to store electric energy when a voltage difference is applied), it enables the 50SGV47M8X10.5 to have a large capacitance.

The 50SGV47M8X10.5 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a valuable component due to its wide range of applications and relatively large capacitance. Its two aluminum foils separated by the dielectric are the core of the capacitor, which store the electrical energy when a voltage difference is applied. The thin layer of electrolyte, usually applied onto the surface of the aluminum, increases its capacitance. This component is commonly found in power supplies, cars, telecom equipment, and many other applications due to its great performance.

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