6.3YXH680MEFCTA8X11.5

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are a type of capacitor that uses an electrolyte to increase the capacitance of a component. The electrolytic capacitor consists of two electrodes, a positive electrode (anode) made of aluminum foil and a negative electrode (cathode) made of aluminum foil separated by an electrolyte. The aluminum foil serves as a conducting medium for the passage of an electric charge. The use of aluminum in electrolytic capacitors has enabled the construction of much higher capacitance devices than can be constructed using other types of capacitors. They are commonly found in consumer electronics, automotive applications, and power supplies.

6.3YXH680MEFCTA8X11.5 is an example of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor and is commonly used in power supply and DC-DC converter applications. It has a capacitance of 680microFarads, a rated voltage of 10V, and a temperature range of -55 to +105°C. This capacitor can handle high frequency currents up to 15kHz. The maximum ripple current is 3.1Amps and the rated dissipation factor is 0.26%. The 6.3YXH680MEFCTA8X11.5 has an equivalent series resistance of 5.7Ohms and an equivalent series inductance of 2.7uH.

The 6.3YXH680MEFCTA8X11.5 capacitor is often used in applications such as switching power supplies, dc-dc converters, and high efficiency LED lighting. These applications require high current capabilities, low leakage, high ripple current handling, and low ESR. This capacitor has been designed to meet those requirements, making it an ideal choice for a wide range of power supply and DC-DC converter applications.

The working principle of the 6.3YXH680MEFCTA8X11.5 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is based on the electrolytic displacement of electrons from the positive electrode (anode) to the negative electrode (cathode), where they recombine with oxygen ions from the electrolyte. This displacement of electrons creates a net negative charge on the anode and a net positive charge on the cathode. The capacitance is then determined by the ratio of charge stored on the electrodes and voltage applied between them.

The electrolyte in an aluminum electrolytic capacitor acts as an insulator between the two electrodes. This prevents the electrons from moving freely between the positive and negative electrodes. However, when a voltage is applied, the electrolyte changes to a conducting medium and the electrons are displaced from the anode to the cathode, creating a current flow and thus establishing the capacitance.

The 6.3YXH680MEFCTA8X11.5 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is used in a wide range of applications due to its high current capacity, low leakage current, high ripple current handling, and low ESR. This makes it an ideal choice for a variety of power supply and DC-DC converter applications.

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