ATB106M035

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors or electrolytic capacitors are a type of capacitive component used in electrical circuits. Typically, these capacitors use an anode made of aluminum foil which is then electrochemically treated and covered in electrolyte, while the cathode is made of conductive metal material, usually aluminum oxide. Unlike other types of capacitor, aluminum electrolytic capacitors are polarised and require the polarity of the anode and cathode to be correct for the capacitor to work properly. This section will cover the application field and working principle of the ATB106M035 aluminum electrolytic capacitors.

The ATB106M035 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a radial lead, non-solid polymer, axial lead, snap-in, lead-free product. It features a wide temperature range of -55℃ to +105℃ and a long service life of 1000 hours at 105℃. The ATB106M035 is also capable of withstanding large. AC and DC ripple currents, and provides a low ESR and high rated ripple current (4.9A@105℃). All these features make the ATB106M035 the ideal choice for high temperature, high frequency, high current applications.

The ATB106M035 aluminum electrolytic capacitors are commonly used in general electronic equipment including portable and consumer electronics such as computers, TVs, and VCRs. In addition, they can be used in automotive electronics, medical electronics, and industrial electronics. The capacitors can also be used in audio applications such as amplifiers, pre-amps, and mixing consoles.

The working principle behind an aluminum electrolytic capacitor is fairly simple. The anode, which is usually an aluminum foil, is the positive charge, while the cathode is the negative terminal. When a voltage is applied across the terminals, electrons flow from the anode to the cathode (electron flow). Electrons jump across the semi-porous oxide and aluminum layers of the anode, and this electron flow creates a charge imbalance across the layers.

As a result of the charge imbalance between the layers, an electric field is created which draws the electrolyte across the oxide layer and into the anode. This creates a double layer effect, with the electrolyte forming an extremely thin dielectric layer. This double layer effect is what gives aluminum electrolytic capacitors their distinct characteristics, such as a high capacitance and low leakage.

The ATB106M035 aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in high temperature, high frequency, and high current applications for their superior performance and low ESR characteristics. They can be used in electronic equipment as well as audio applications. The working principle behind an aluminum electrolytic capacitor is driven by the electron flow creating an electric field and creating a double layer effect.