B43082A5475M

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors, also known as electrolytic capacitors, are fixed capacitors with an oxide layer as the dielectric. B43082A5475M is a type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor with special characteristics and rated at 450V. In this article we will examine in greater detail the fields of applications and the working principles of this particular aluminum electrolytic capacitor.

Application field

B43082A5475M aluminum electrolytic capacitor is ideally suited for direct current applications, particularly in DC or AC power supplies. It is available in radial and axial versions and can be used in different applications such as uninterruptible power supply (UPS), power conditioning, motor circuit protection, motor start-up, welding equipment, medical equipment, hair dryer, air conditioning and general industrial applications.

B43082A5475M aluminum electrolytic capacitors are commonly used in industrial grade applications. Due to its reliability and high temperature resistance, it is a commonly used component in many industrial circuit boards. It is also ideal for high-power, high frequency, and low-current applications.

This aluminum electrolytic capacitor is also useful in automotive or marine applications where electrical interference must be minimized. It also provides superior filtering in audio/video circuits, including computer noise filtering and communication wiring.

Working Principles

B43082A5475M aluminum electrolytic capacitors are constructed of an anode with an oxide layer on one side and a cathode can on the other. The aluminum oxide layer acts as the dielectric, providing an electrical barrier that keeps positive and negative charges from flowing between the two plates. The can has a hole at its top where the aluminum anode is inserted.

The anode is immersed in a solution of electrolyte that is created by dissolving a salt in water. The electrolyte acts to reduce the impedance of the anode, allowing it to accept and store more potential electrical charge. It also helps to prevent the electrolyte from evaporating over time.

When a potential difference is introduced across the anode and the cathode, electrical charge is drawn into the anode and stored until the capacitor is discharged. The charge is then allowed to flow back out of the capacitor as a discharge current. This process repeats itself for each cycle, allowing the capacitor to charge and discharge continuously without losing its ability to store energy.

The rated voltage of a B43082A5475M aluminum electrolytic capacitor is determined by the thickness and composition of the oxide layer. This rating will vary depending on the environment and how the capacitor is being used in a particular application.

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors, such as the B43082A5475M, are important components in many electronic circuits. Due to their reliable performance and high temperature resistance, they are popular choices in many industrial circuits as well as automotive and marine applications.

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