80SXE12M

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Aluminum-polymer capacitors are electrolytes made up of a plastic film and an aluminum electrode separated by a thin layer of polymer electrolyte. The electrode is made of aluminum foil that is directly deposited on the polymer film.
The 80SXE12M is an aluminum-polymer capacitor specifically designed for high voltage applications. This particular capacitor is made of a polypropylene film and an aluminum electrode with a nominal capacitance of 12 mF and a maximum working voltage of 80V.

Due to its high working voltage and high temperature stability, the 80SXE12M is commonly used in applications where high voltage and temperature fluctuations present possible problems. It has been used in a variety of applications, such as lighting, motor control, and power supplies. It is also an ideal choice for motor starting, where high voltage spikes and high temperature changes are expected.

The working principle of an aluminum-polymer capacitor is relatively simple. When a voltage is applied across the capacitor, an electrical current is created that causes a layer of polymer electrolyte to be chemically reduced. This reduction of the electrolyte causes an ionic charge to be stored in the capacitor.

The stored charge is held in the capacitor until it is discharged when the voltage is removed. This process allows the capacitor to act as a temporary source of power, ensuring that the necessary current is delivered to the device even when the peak power demand exceeds the power supply capabilities of the system.

The combination of the high working voltage and reliability makes the 80SXE12M capacitor an ideal choice for high voltage applications. It is a cost-effective solution that provides superior performance and a longer life than other more expensive alternatives.

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