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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are essential components for some electronic systems. Since the 1950s, they have been widely used for applications including power filtering, energy storage, bypassing, and decoupling.The 861011485014 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is an effective and reliable device that excels in these areas. This article will explain the application field and working principle of the 861011485014 aluminum electrolytic capacitor.

Application Field

The 861011485014 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a type of polarized capacitor composed of aluminum foil and electrolyte, surrounded by a cylindrical metal casing. It is used for high-voltage and high-current applications in electronic circuits.

Due to their ability to store a large charge for their size, aluminum electrolytic capacitors are perfect for filtering and decoupling noise and signals in AC/DC and DC/DC power supply circuits. They are widely used as "smoothing capacitors" in audio equipment, where they store power temporarily to keep the current flow steady despite any variations in the input voltage. Additionally, aluminum electrolytic capacitors are used for energy storage, such as in flywheel storage in motors and generators. They can also serve as "charge pumps" in DC/DC voltage converters, where they store and release energy with each clock cycle. The 861011485014 aluminum electrolytic capacitor also offers the advantage of low losses and good frequency response.

Working Principle

The internal structure of the 861011485014 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is simple and effective. Essentially, it consists of an aluminum foil separator and two electrodes surrounded by an electrolyte. The inner electrode, or anode, is the aluminum foil. The outer electrode, or cathode, is the metal casing. The aluminum anode is covered with an oxyacetylene oxide layer on its surface, and this is the layer that stores the charge in the capacitor.

When a positive voltage is applied to the terminals, positive ions flow to the negative electrode, and electrons move from the negative terminal to the positive, creating an electric current that passes through the electrolyte. Since the electrolyte is an insulator, the current is limited to the layer of oxide on the aluminum foil. This process creates a charge on both the inside and outside of the capacitor, thus storing energy.

To discharge the capacitor, the terminals must be connected externally, allowing the ions to flow from the anode back to the cathode and the electrons from the cathode back to the anode. The device will then return to its idle state. As this process is repeated, the capacitor\'s capacity will gradually decrease, until it eventually needs to be replaced.

The 861011485014 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is an effective and reliable device for various power-related applications. Its simple construction, superior filtering performance, and low losses make it ideal for capacitor applications.

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