63MXC2200MEFCSN22X35

Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are capacitors that use an aluminum oxide layer as the main dielectric material, with a typical capacitance ranging from several microfarads to several thousand microfarads. When the applied voltage across the capacitor is greater than the rated voltage, the dielectric material will break down and the capacitor will be permanently damaged. This type of capacitor is mainly used for filtering in power supplies and in DC or AC circuits.

The 63MXC2200MEFCSN22X35 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a single-pole capacitor with a capacity of 2200μF, a rated voltage of 50V, and a peak reverse voltage of 63V. It has a radial leaded version with a threaded mounting hole, a snap-in version with a snap-in mounting hole, and a lead-free version. The threaded version is suitable for through-hole mounting and the snap-in version is suitable for surface mounting.

The 63MXC2200MEFCSN22X35 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is mainly used in the following application fields:

• Communication power supply filter: It is the most commonly used filter in AC and DC power supplies. It is mainly used to filter out high-frequency noise, allow AC signals to pass, and reduce voltage ripple.
• DC regulator: It is used to reduce the voltage and reduce the current fluctuation in the output circuit.
• AC regulator: It is used to reduce the fluctuations in AC signals and to maintain them within certain limits.
• DC protection circuit: It is used to limit the voltage and control overvoltage.

The working principle of 63MXC2200MEFCSN22X35 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is as follows: when a DC voltage is applied to the capacitor, the positive and negative electrodes of the capacitor are separated by the dielectric material, which prevents the flow of current between the two electrodes. This creates an electrical field between the two electrodes, resulting in a charge separation. The charge separation creates an electric current between the two electrodes and the current flowing through the capacitor is known as the capacitive current.

When the voltage on the capacitor is greater than the voltage indicated by the capacitor\'s rated value, a condition known as the breakdown voltage is reached. Above this voltage, current will start to flow through the capacitor, pushing the electric field between the electrodes. This will cause the dielectric material to break down and the capacitor will fail permanently.

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors such as the 63MXC2200MEFCSN22X35 are widely used in power supplies, AC and DC circuits, and protection circuits. They are reliable and can provide good protection for various electronic circuit applications.