B41550A8479Q000

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors (AEC) are electronic components used to store energy in an electric field. AECs are widely used in a variety of applications, including: power supply, communication equipment, consumer electronics, automotive electronics, medical equipment, lighting systems, renewable energy systems and others.

The B41550A8479Q000 is an AEC commonly used in the telecommunications industry. It is a non-polarized axial electrolytic capacitor, which can operate at temperatures between -55°C and +105°C. This device offers low ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance) and high CV (Capacitance Value), making it ideal for energy storage in applications that require high levels of current.

AECs work by creating an electric field to store energy. This electric field can be created either externally or internally, depending on the type of device used. The external field is created by connecting the two leads of the AEC to a voltage source, while the internal electric field is created from the reserves of electrons in the between the two electrodes found in the AEC.

The B41550A8479Q000 is an excellent choice for applications requiring high levels of current transfer. Its high capacitance value and low ESR make it ideal for energy storage and for balancing current loads between devices. This AEC is also suitable for DC to AC or AC to DC conversion, as well as for signal isolation applications.

In summary, the B41550A8479Q000 is a versatile AEC that is particularly suitable for applications requiring high levels of current transfer. Its low ESR and high capacitance value make it ideal for energy storage and balancing of current loads between devices. It is designed to operate in temperatures between -55°C and +105°C, making it suitable for both low and high temperature applications. This AEC is also suitable for DC to AC or AC to DC conversion, as well as for signal isolation.

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