ALS71H333NS200

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors, also known as electrolytic capacitors, are widely used in electronic circuits. They are composed of two aluminum foil electrodes and a layer of oxide film, which are rolled up and soaked in a certain electrolyte. The anode of an electrolytic capacitor is usually made of aluminum foil, which is oxidized to form an insulating aluminum oxide film, and then rolled up with a piece of paper dipped in electrolyte as an electrode. The oxide film on the anode is very thin so that the thickness of the oxide film is constant, even in a high voltage. The cathode of an electrolytic capacitor is usually made of a strip of aluminum foil or a metal screen, and the inside of the capacitor is usually filled with an electrolyte, usually a mixture of water-soluble organic solvents and electrolyte salts, such as boric acid, B-EDTA, and B-ZT.

ALS71H333NS200 is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor. It has a wide application field, including AC/DC circuits, filters, DC-DC converters, etc. It can be used to store energy, filter noise, and provide a stable DC voltage. As for its working principle, electrons flow in the direction opposite to the current, from the negative terminal to the positive terminal, forming an electric field. This electric field forms a dielectric between the two electrodes, and the charge is stored in the dielectric. When the capacitor is charged, the electric field increases, and the energy stored in the capacitor also increases. At the same time, the electric charge also increases, forming an electric dipole.

In summary, ALS71H333NS200 is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a wide application field, including AC/DC circuits, filters, and DC-DC converters. Its working principle is that electrons flow in the opposite direction to the current, forming an electric field that creates a dielectric between the two electrodes, which stores the charge. The energy stored in the capacitor is proportional to the electric field, while the electric charge increases, forming an electric dipole.

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