ALS71H103QC200

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are versatile devices used in a variety of power circuits, signal circuits, and control circuits. The ALS71H103QC200 is a type of non-solid electrolytic capacitor, commonly referred to as an Aluminum Electrolytic capacitor. It is a general-purpose capacitor with a wide range of applications.

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are generally polarized electrical conductors, comprised of two plates of aluminum foil that are separated by a porous paper dielectric. The aluminum foil is typically coiled together and housed in a cylindrical casing. It is filled with a liquid electrolyte, usually a solution of potassium hydroxide, which allows for a much lower equivalent series resistance than other types of capacitors. The metallic surface of the aluminum foil serves as the anode, and the electrolyte serves as the cathode.

The ALS71H103QC200 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a radial-leaded wet-slug type, with a capacitance of 10µF and a voltage of 63V. It is designed with a nickel-plated steel endcap pressed onto an etched aluminum walls. It is rated for both AC and DC operation, with a ripple current of 21A at 10kHz and a maximum temperature of 105°C. The high ripple current rating makes this capacitor well suited for server and switch mode power supplies, high frequency lighting systems, and DC motor controls. The wide range of operating temperature makes it an excellent choice for applications requiring high reliability, and it can be operated in a variety of conditions including high humidity and high temperatures.

The ALS71H103QC200 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a highly reliable capacitor, with an excellent performance in terms of electrical characteristics, endurance, leakage current, and life expectancy. It is also cost efficient and has a long life cycle, making it an ideal choice for a variety of applications. With its wide operating temperature range and high ripple current rating, the ALS71H103QC200 is a great choice for general purpose, broad-range power and control circuits.