ALC10A561DL500

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors (ALC) are used in a vast variety of products and applications. The ALC10A561DL500, in particular, is an electrolytic capacitor designed for applications that require high-power performance. With its rugged design and long life cycle, it is well-suited for use in automotive, marine, and industrial applications.

The ALC10A561DL500 utilizes an anodized aluminum canister with aluminum oxide electrodes. This construction allows for a higher breakdown voltage than traditional electroplated aluminum cans. Inside the canister, an electrolyte is held between the anodized aluminum layer and an aluminum oxide center electrode. When voltage is applied to the capacitor, the electrolyte conducts electrical current, causing an electrical field to form inside the canister between the anodized aluminum layer and the center electrode. This electrical field is what enables the capacitor to store large amounts of energy.

The ALC10A561DL500 has a capacitance range of 2000µF to 3000µF (microfarads) with a rated voltage of 2000V. Its low leakage current design makes it well-suited for applications that require high-temperature and humidity tolerance. Additionally, its operating temperature range of -40°C to +115°C makes it suitable for different environmental conditions. This capacitor also has a long shelf life, making it ideal for applications where the capacitor is not in immediate use.

The ALC10A561DL500 is an ideal solution for applications that require robust performance and high power capabilities. Its anodized aluminum construction and long life cycle make it well-suited for a range of applications, including automotive, marine, and industrial systems. Its high capacitance and rated voltage also make it suitable for high-power applications. With its wide temperature range and low leakage current design, the ALC10A561DL500 provides reliable performance, even in adverse operating conditions.

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