515D107M016AA6AE3

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are passive electrical components that store and discharge energy. They are composed of two aluminum foil electrodes separated by a thin film of electrolyte and separated by a dielectric ( paper, polymer, metal). The aluminum electrolytic capacitor 515D107M016AA6AE3 is one of the most popular capacitors of its type currently in production.

The 515D107M016AA6AE3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor features a cathode and anode composed of aluminum foil, with a dielectric of The electrolyte separating them. Its capacitance rating is 16 microfarads, maximum working voltage is 500V DC, maximum ripple current is 3.07A, and its operating temperature range is -40 to +85° C. The capacitor’s dimensions are 7.2 x 8.3 x 10.2 mm.

The 515D107M016AA6AE3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor offers a number of advantages over other types of capacitors:

• High capacitance for its size
• High current-handling capability
• Long life span compared to other types
• Low leakage currents
• High ripple current capability

These benefits make aluminum electrolytic capacitors ideal for a variety of applications, such as stabilizing power sources, smoothing DC voltage, providing energy storage for pulsed power applications, as well as filtering, bypassing, and decoupling circuits.

The working principle of the 515D107M016AA6AE3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is fairly straightforward. As an electric current passes through the capacitor, it creates an electric field between the anode and the cathode. This electric field affects the electrons within the electrolyte, allowing them to move in one direction. When this happens, a charge is created, which then accumulates on the capacitor plates. Once the capacitor is full, the current is then cut off, and the electric charge stored in the capacitor remains.

In conclusion, the 515D107M016AA6AE3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a versatile component that offers a number of advantages, including high capacitance for its size, high current-handling capability, and long life span compared to other types of capacitors. Its working principle is based on the creation of an electric field between the anode and the cathode, which then accumulate on the capacitor plates. This allows it to provide excellent energy storage for a variety of applications, such as smoothing DC voltage, providing energy storage for pulsed power applications, as well as filtering, bypassing, and decoupling circuits.