ALS80C334QP040

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are a widely used electronic component due to their excellent electrical properties and efficient, reliable operation. The ALS80C334QP040 is an especially dependable and robust offering from this group, with a variety of advantageous features.

The ALS80C334QP040 is a radial-style capacitor, meaning that its terminals are located on the same side of the casing as opposed to axial-style capacitors where the terminals are located on either side. This makes the ALS80C334QP040 well-suited for applications in which space is limited, as it is a compact and lightweight unit. Additionally, the Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are able to operate within a wide temperature range-from -55°C to +105°C-which makes them quite versatile.

The nominal capacitance of this Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor is 330µF, and its rated voltage is rated at 400V. It has a life span of 2000 hours and its operating frequency ranges from 120Hz to 20kHz. The current leakage is also very low, about 0.07CV or 5µA for a rated voltage of 2.5V, making it a reliable choice for many types of applications.

The ALS80C334QP040 is broadly used in various industries, such as automotive, consumer electronics, military, communications, and aerospace. Within the automotive industry, this type of capacitor can be used for power supplies, DC-DC power converters, and power conditioning and filtering applications. In consumer electronics, the ALS80C334QP040 can be used as a filter capacitor in high-frequency applications such as PLL circuits, DC/DC converter circuits, and pulse power supplies. Additionally, due to its low leakage current and high voltage rating, the ALS80C334QP040 capacitor is well-suited to military applications where reliable operation in extreme environmental conditions is paramount.

Similar to other Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors, the ALS80C334QP040 works on the principle of electrolysis. This process causes an anode to be formed on one of the electrode plates and a cathode to form on the other one. The electrolyte, which is typically a liquid, serves to prepare and store the electrons that release energy when required. Between these two electrode plates is a non-conductive dielectric material, such as plastic or paper, which serves as an insulator.

When voltage is applied to the capacitor, a chemical reaction takes place between the electrolyte and the anode-cathode plate. This causes an electric current to flow, resulting in a charge being stored in the capacitor. This charge is released when the capacitor is connected to a circuit and a discharge occurs. This ability to store and release electrical energy makes the ALS80C334QP040 Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor an invaluable device for many industries and applications.

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