516D108M035PS6AE3

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in various electrical and electronic products and devices. They are electrochemical capacitors whose electrodes are made of aluminum foil and feature high energy density and good stability. The 516D108M035PS6AE3 is a type of Aluminum electrolytic capacitors. This article will talk about its application field and working principle.

The 516D108M035PS6AE3 has a stable voltage over a wide temperature range, making it ideal for use in items with wide temperature variations. It is also characterized by low ESR and reduced leakage current, as well as low equivalent series resistance (ESR). Due to its excellent ability to withstand high reverse voltage, this capacitor is suitable for use in devices with high frequency switching, where it can help reduce the electrical noise caused by the switching. Moreover, it is often regarded to as a high capacitance capacitor since it can store and discharge large amounts of energy over a short time period.

In terms of its working principle, 516D108M035PS6AE3 involves an electric double-layer phenomenon, which is based on the following electrochemical reaction: Aluminum cathode layer + Electrolyte solution → Reacted oxide layer + Ionic charges. This mechanism is what offers the capacitor its high energy density. The capacitance of the capacitor is primarily determined by the dielectric (oxide) layer thickness and the area of the anode foil. In addition, it is also affected by the temperature of the electrolyte, the electrolyte type, the surface area and the amount of ions in it.

In conclusion, the 516D108M035PS6AE3 type of Aluminum electrolytic capacitors has a wide application field that includes high frequency switching devices and products with wide temperature variations. It works on the basis of an electric double-layer phenomenon and its capacitance is mainly determined by the thickness of the oxide layer and area of the anode foil.

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