AVS106M35B12B-F

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors feature high capacitance, long shelf lives, and the ability to handle extreme environmental conditions. They are available in many sizes, and with many working principles. The AVS106M35B12B-F is one example of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor. This capacitor is designed for use in power supplies, voltage converters, and inverters to help maintain voltage levels and store energy.

This capacitor is a wet type aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a mini type case shape and radial leads. It is made of a combination of aluminum, electrolytic paper, and other non-metallic materials. The capacitor is designed to handle a rated voltage of 100 VDC and has a rated capacitance of 1000μF.

The functioning of this capacitor is based on what is known as the electrolytic principle. This principle states that when two unlike metals are put in contact with a conductive liquid, a potential difference is created between the two metals. This potential difference works to create a capacitive charge stored in the electrolytic paper. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, the electrolyte paper acts as a dielectric and creates a capacitive charge. This capacitive charge is what allows the capacitor to store electricity.

The main application fields of the AVS106M35B12B-F capacitor include voltage converters, power supplies, and inverters. In these applications, the capacitor acts as a storage device for electricity. By storing energy, it helps to maintain voltage levels and provide a steady voltage source. This capacitor is also suitable for use in high temperature environments, as it has a maximum working temperature of 105 degrees Celsius and maximum operating temperature of 125 degrees Celsius.

The AVS106M35B12B-F is just one example of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor. These capacitors are widely used in a variety of applications due to their high capacitance, long shelf lives, and ability to handle extreme environmental conditions. They are a great option for helping to maintain voltage levels and for storing energy in power supplies, voltage converters, and inverters.

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