511D826M063CD4D

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used components in the electronics industry and are found in almost every electrical device that runs on an AC or DC power source. The 511D826M063CD4D is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor which is designed to meet the need for a reliable and low cost component for use in commercial, industrial, and consumer applications.

An aluminum electrolytic capacitor is an electronic component that is made from a stack of thin aluminum foil strips that are layered to form a dielectric or separation between the two halves of the capacitor. The capacitor contains two electrical contacts that are separated by the dielectric material. On one side of the aluminum foil, an electrolyte is deposited which acts as a charge-carrying medium. The other side is typically a porous carbon material.

The 511D826M063CD4D aluminum electrolytic capacitor has a capacitance of 6.3 mfd and a voltage rating of 600 VDC or 400 VAC. It is a polarized capacitor, meaning that it has a positive and negative lead. The positive lead is designated as the anode and the negative lead is designated as the cathode. The capacitor has a life expectancy of 12,500 hours at an ambient temperature of 85°C or less.

This type of capacitor is commonly used in power supply circuits, power conversion circuits, motor controls, audio circuits, instrumentation, and a wide variety of industrial and consumer electronic applications. It is also useful in many automotive applications due to its ability to handle high starting currents and its excellent reliability. The 511D826M063CD4D aluminum electrolytic capacitor is also ideal for use in switching power supplies due to its ability to absorb high levels of ripple current.

When the voltage across the capacitor reaches its rated voltage, an electric field is created within the capacitor. This field is caused by the presence of the electrolyte between the two electrical contacts. The electric field increases the electrical charge of the ions in the electrolyte and creates a “capacitance”, which stores and releases energy when the voltage across the capacitor changes. This energy storage and release process allows the capacitor to regulate the voltage and current in the circuit which helps to maintain stability and reduce noise.

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors such as the 511D826M063CD4D are an invaluable component in a variety of applications and have been used in commercial, industrial, and consumer electronic devices for decades due to their affordability, reliability, and efficiency. They are versatile, dependable, and can withstand high starting currents, all of which make them a popular choice for a variety of circuit applications.

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