B43510B9188M80

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are electronic components that store electrical energy within a fixed electric field. They are classified by their ability to pass a continuous current, and the B43510B9188M80 is a capacitor of this type. This type of capacitor is most often used in applications where the energy stored needs to be released over a long period of time.

Application Field

B43510B9188M80 aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in power electronics designs, such as high-frequency switching power supplies, AC to DC converters, and DC to DC converters. Because of their ability to store energy at a very stable level, they are also commonly used in multi-level inverters, motor drive systems, and power factor correction systems.

In portable electronics, aluminum electrolytic capacitors can be found in laptop computers, cell phones, and other consumer electronic products. They are also used in imaging systems such as digital cameras and camcorders, and in audio systems such as speakers, Bluetooth headsets, and digital sound processing equipment.

Working Principle

An aluminum electrolytic capacitor is constructed using two metallic plates separated by an electrolyte. The plates are spaced apart to create a potential across them, which creates an electric field that stores the electrical energy. The energy is stored in the form of an electrical charge, which is created when the potential across the plates is greater than the electrolyte resistance.

The charging and discharging process occurs when an external power source is applied. When the external power source is removed, the charge remains and can be released at a later time. The amount of energy stored depends on the size of the capacitor, its capacitance, and the voltage applied across the plates.

The B43510B9188M80 aluminum electrolytic capacitor has an operating temperature range between -55°C and +85°C, and a rated capacitance of 1000μF. It has a rated voltage of 16V and a maximum voltage of 20V. It is also categorized as an "extended lifespan" aluminum electrolytic capacitor, which means it can maintain its capacitance over a high number of operating cycles without significant degradation.