516D106M025JL6AE3

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are one of the most important components of most home, office, industrial and automotive electronics. The 516D106M025JL6AE3 is a radial-leaded, screw-terminal aluminum electrolytic capacitor that utilizes an aluminum oxide film to provide electrical insulation between the leads and offer a very high level of performance. The aluminum electrolytic capacitor category includes many varieties, such as molded, snap in, high-temperature, surface mount, electrolytic, radial-leaded and axial-leaded. The 516D106M025JL6AE3 falls into the radial-leaded capacitor category and is commonly used in high voltage applications due to its high capacitance and long life.

When a capacitor self-destructs, it typically shows signs of wear before it explodes. One such indication is swelling of the capacitor. This swelling is usually caused by thermal runaway, which is accelerated as the capacitor continues to increase in temperature. The 516D106M025JL6AE3 is designed to prevent thermal runaway, making it relatively safe for continuous operation without the risk of explosion.

The 516D106M025JL6AE3 can be used in a range of applications, including power supplies, motor control systems, and vibration/audio systems. It is ideal for high current draw applications, such as solar inverters, electric cars, or other types of heavy-duty machinery. It is also used in audio and radio applications, as the high capacitance helps improve sound clarity and frequency response.

The working principle behind the 516D106M025JL6AE3 is that of a polarized capacitor. A capacitor is a component that stores and releases electrical energy, and a polarized capacitor has two terminals (positive and negative) for storing electrical energy. In an electrolytic capacitor, the positive terminal is connected to an anode (electrolyte), and a negatively charged cathode is connected to the negative terminal.

When an AC voltage is applied to the capacitor, the anode is charged with positive current and the cathode with negative current. This causes ions located inside the electrolyte to migrate towards their respective electrodes, forming an oxide layer which acts as an insulator, trapping the ions between the electrodes. The oxide layer, known as the dielectric, has a high capacitance value and separates the positive and negative electrodes, allowing a charge to accumulate and store energy. This stored energy is then released when the AC voltage is removed.

The 516D106M025JL6AE3 has a higher capacitance than many standard electrolytic capacitors and is ideal for higher voltage applications. It has a rated voltage of 400V, a capacitance range of 100µF to 2500µF, and a life expectancy rating of up to 50,000 hours. It also has a maximum operating temperature of 105°C and a wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +105°C.

The 516D106M025JL6AE3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a great choice for high-voltage applications due to its high capacitance and long-life rating. Its broad operating temperature range and superior durability makes it a reliable option for industrial, automotive, and home electronics applications.

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