B41022A6335M

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors (also referred to as Al-E caps) are electrochemical components consisting of two aluminum electrodes that are separated by an electrolyte. The two electrodes can be constructed of either one or two layers of foil, depending on the desired application, and are insulated by a thin layer of polymer film.The most common type of Al-E caps are axial capacitors, which are composed of two parallel aluminum electrodes that are insulated from each other by a thin layer of insulating material. The two aluminum foils are held in place by a sealed plastic shell and an insulating material between the two electrodes.

B41022A6335M is one type of this Al-E caps, designed for use in automotive and electronic applications, this type of aluminum capacitor is commonly used in applications such as power supplies, audio equipment, and instrumentation. It features 6,000 hours of life and a capacitance of 33 mF at 440VAC, that makes it has a well-defined application field such as power supplies, audio & video equipment, pulse applications, and electric motors.

The working principle of B41022A6335M is as following: When a voltage is applied, a current is created in the aluminum that forms the electrodes. This current causes a reaction between the electrolyte and the aluminum that forms the aluminum oxide film. This film, along with the insulating layer between the aluminum foils, creates a barrier that prevents further current flow, thus allowing the capacitor to store a charge. When the voltage is removed, the capacitance reduces, allowing the capacitor to release its stored charge. This property allows these aluminum capacitors to be used in a variety of applications, from filtering out unwanted noise from audio signals to providing a method to discharge large amounts of electricity.

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