B43504E0127M002

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are fixed capacitors consisting of anode and cathode aluminum foil, electrolyte, and non-conductive separator. The B43504E0127M002 belongs to this family. It has an operating rating of 50 V and can deliver an altitude of ±20% mKAA-rated capacitance from 8 μF to 470 μF.

This device is typically used in high voltage supply systems, such as step-down DC/DC converters, LED lighting power supplies, and photovoltaic inverters. An alternating current is connected to the device\'s two metallic electrodes, acting as a filter that stores energy on the capacitor plates until it is used. This enables it to be used as an energy storage device- the more charge stored, the more powerful its protection against high-frequency currents. The aluminum electrolytic capacitor is able to do this thanks to its high melting point, which enables it to store energy efficiently even when subjected to high frequencies. Due to its low ESL (equivalent series inductance) and low ESR (equivalent series resistance), the B43504E0127M002 also offer a much lower rate of capacitance loss than other types of capacitors.

The capacitance of the B43504E0127M002 depends on the applied voltage, and the leakage current is almost negligible (measured in microamps). The self-healing property of aluminum electrolytic capacitors helps reduce maintenance costs since the device will quickly repair itself in case of short-term surge events. The wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C makes these capacitors a reliable choice for industrial applications.

Overall, the B43504E0127M002 is a robust and reliable aluminum electrolytic capacitor, which makes it an ideal choice for various types of applications. Its small size, high temperature performance, and durability combined with its increased safety features, make it an excellent choice for industrial and automotive applications that require power conditioning.

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