870025174001 Capacitors

Aluminum - Polymer capacitors, also known as aluminum - electrolytic capacitors, are a type of capacitor that are composed of two metal electrodes separated by an insulator. The two metal electrodes are generally aluminum and a metal oxide, although other metals such as titanium or tantalum can also be used. The aluminum oxide layer is the dielectric material in this type of capacitor, providing a large capacitance relative to volume and giving it a wide range of applications. The 870025174001 aluminum - polymer capacitor is a series of aluminum - electrolytic capacitors that have been specifically designed for use in a variety of applications requiring a capacitor with a lower ESR, a longer life cycle, and a higher voltage rating.

The 870025174001 aluminum - polymer capacitor has a design consisting of a metal layer and an insulating layer of aluminum oxide, sandwiched between two metal electrodes, with a capacitance rating of 15uF. The metal layer is usually composed of aluminum or titanium and acts as a dielectric material. The insulating layer of aluminum oxide acts as a barrier between the metal electrodes and the metal oxide layer, and provides a high capacitance rating relative to size. The metal oxide layer provides a high-k dielectric constant and helps spread the heat generated by the capacitor.

The 870025174001 aluminum - polymer capacitor is typically used in applications such as automotive, industrial, medical, and consumer electronics, and is suitable for use in a variety of environments. As it has a low ESR, this capacitor can be used in high voltage applications. The 870025174001 aluminum - polymer capacitor also offers a longer service life than traditional capacitors, reducing the need for maintenance and replacement. Its high voltage related and ripple current ratings makes it ideal for applications requiring high voltage and transient current loads.

The working principle of the 870025174001 aluminum - polymer capacitor is based on the principle of capacitance. When two electrical conductors are separated by an electric insulator, a voltage difference between the two conductors can be created. The electric field created between the two conductors produces a charge on the surfaces and the insulator, which has the effect of creating a capacitance. When a capacitor is connected to an external circuit, it can store charge from the circuit and provide a temporary power boost. The 870025174001 aluminum - polymer capacitor is designed to store electric charge and be able to release it over time.

In conclusion, the 870025174001 aluminum - polymer capacitor is a type of capacitor that is ideal for a variety of applications ranging from automotive to consumer electronics. Its high capacitance, long life cycle and low ESR make it a choice for applications requiring high voltage and transient currents. The 870025174001 aluminum - polymer capacitor is based on the principle of capacitance and is designed to store electric charge and be able to release it over time.