ALS80H682QC250

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are electrical components widely used in a wide range of applications and electronic projects. The ALS80H682QC250 is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a maximum operating temperature of –55 °C to 125 °C. This capacitor is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a shelf life of 2000 hours at the rated voltage and operating temperature.

This type of capacitor is used in multiple areas such as medical electronics, automotive electronics, signal processing, instrumentation, and power supplies. The aluminum electrolytic capacitor offers excellent performance in high-temperature environments, making it ideal for many electronic projects that require extended circuit or system longevity. For this reason, the ALS80H682QC250 is an all-purpose electrode capacitor that provides excellent performance and reliability in various applications.

The ALS80H682QC250 is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a rated voltage of 160- 450 VDC and a capacitance of 680 μF. It has a max dissipation factor of 3.5% at 120 Hz and a temperature coefficient of ± 40 to 60 ppm/ °C. It also offers low ESR and low leakage current, making it a reliable and high-performance capacitor. The ALS80H682QC250 also offers a very low ripple current-handling capability, making it suitable for use in high-frequency applications such as switching power supplies.

The ALS80H682QC250 utilizes the capacitance principle of electrolytic capacitors, also known as the Farad principle. This principle states that when two metal plates are separated by an electrolyte, the electric fields generated on the plates form a capacitor, which stores energy as an electric charge. The plates act as the two electrodes of the capacitor and are separated by the electrolyte, which is usually a liquid or a solid material. The electrolyte can also be a dielectric material such as ceramic, polyester, or paper.

When the capacitor is placed in an electric circuit, the electric field generated across the plates creates a potential difference between the plates. This potential difference is responsible for creating the electric charge, which is stored in the capacitor. The quantity of charge stored in the capacitor is dependent on the capacitance. When a voltage is applied, the electric field creates a current through the plates, and this current can be used to do work.

The ALS80H682QC250 offers high ripple current-handling capability and high temperature performance, making it suitable for use in various applications such as motor drives, power supplies, UPS systems, and circuit protection. It also offers excellent reliability in switching power supplies and other high-frequency applications. With its high capacitance and low ESR, the ALS80H682QC250 offers a cost-effective solution for high-performance applications.

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