63YXJ47M6.3X11

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are non-polarized components that store electrical energy in an electrical field. These capacitors consist of an anode of an oxidized aluminum surface, and a cathode made from a porous conductor such as aluminum, tantalum, or niobium. They are used in a variety of applications, from consumer electronics to aerospace to industrial applications.The 63YXJ47M6.3X11 is one such example of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor. This particular capacitor is a radial, aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a lead distance of 6.3mm, and a capacitance of 47uF. It is a polarized component, with a less than 10% change in capacitance over a temperature range of -40°C to +105°C. It has an operating voltage of 25V, and a maximum ripple current of 1.2A.The 63YXJ47M6.3X11 is commonly used in applications such as automotive and industrial electronics, power supplies, voltage transformers, and audio equipment. In these applications, the 63YXJ47M6.3X11 functions as a filter to suppress transients and eliminate EMI/RFI noise, and provides energy storage for supplying power to a load during peak consumption. Additionally, it helps to regulate and stabilize power supply voltage, by providing a high capacitance for low resistance at a given operating frequency.The working principle of the 63YXJ47M6.3X11 is based on the classic electrochemical reaction that occurs when the anode and cathode plates of the capacitor are connected in a circuit. As current flows through the capacitor, ions of the electrolyte solution move to the anode plate, releasing electrons. This creates an electrical field on the anode plate, while at the same time attracting ions to the cathode plate, providing a storage of electric energy in the form of a DC voltage. As the voltages in the circuit fluctuate, the capacitor operates to maintain a stable output, by releasing the stored energy when the circuit voltage dips and absorbing energy when the voltage increases.

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