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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are energy-storing components used in electronics device circuitry for purposes such as signal coupling, signal bypassing, power-supply filtering, and energy-reservoir management. There are two types of aluminum electrolytic capacitors – Conventional Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors and OS-CON (Stacked-Foil) Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors. While stacked-foil aluminum electrolytic capacitors offer superior characteristics such as a lower ESR, higher ripple current capability and a longer operational life, they are limited by a lower operational temperature compared to conventional aluminum electrolytic capacitors.

The 860010473008 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a Conventional Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor and belongs to the long life type series. It is based on the traditional oil impregnation technology and utilizes an aluminum case with a black external finish. It is also known as a Non-Solid Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor as it contains an organic dielectric, typically a combination of impregnated paper insulation and liquid electrolyte.

The application field of the 860010473008 aluminum electrolytic capacitor includes the use in power supplies or any other devices or circuits where filtering or by-passing of signals is required. With its ability to pass higher currents at frequencies up to several 100 kHz, it can be used in a variety of power supply circuits and industrial equipment such as AC/DC adapters, DC/DC converters, UPS systems, inverters, industrial grade electronic equipment and many others.

The working principle behind a Conventional Aluminum Electrolytic capacitor is based on two electrolyte-wetted aluminum foils separated by an insulating paper layer. One electrode is called the anode and the other the cathode. This structure is rolled up and inserted into an aluminum cylinder that is sealed together by a rubber “cab” which serves as an electrolyte reservoir and pressure relief valve. A terminal pin is then inserted into the rubber to create electrical contact with the anode and the cathode.

As current flows through the 860010473008 aluminum electrolytic capacitor, voltage is generated between the terminals. This voltage causes the electrolyte solution to flow between the anode and the cathode. This in turn causes the anode foil to become charged and a capacitance is formed. The capacitance of these types of capacitors is limited by their size and the amount of electrolytic solution.

Due to its low cost, long life, and low ESR, the 860010473008 aluminum electrolytic capacitor has become a very popular choice for many industrial applications. It is designed to withstand high temperatures and is available in a variety of different packages, making it a suitable choice for many applications. It is also known for its high ripple-current design, making it ideal for power-supplies and other applications that require low ESR, high ripple current and long operational life.