B43634B5337M000

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

An aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a type of capacitor that uses an aluminum oxide film to act as the dielectric. The oxide is formed through an electrolysis process and acts as an insulator between the aluminum foil and the electrolyte, allowing electrical current to flow. These capacitors are found in most consumer electronics as they are small, reliable, and relatively inexpensive.

The B43634B5337M000 aluminum electrolytic capacitors are designed for use in DC and AC applications. They feature an axial lead construction with a high dielectric strength of 2.5VDC and a dielectric loss of 0.2VA. The capacitors are rated for 125°C maximum operating temperature and are available in various sizes and capacitance values.

The working principle of the B43634B5337M000 aluminum electrolytic capacitors is based on the ability of a thin oxide film that forms on the electrolyte and the aluminum foil to store electrical charge. This allows a large amount of energy to be stored in a small package. When a voltage differential is applied, electrons are drawn to the aluminum foil and a current flows through the capacitor. This current is stored in the capacitor until the voltage differential is removed, after which the electrons are returned to the electrolyte and the capacitor is reset. This cycle, known as capacitance, can be repeated many times.

These aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in consumer electronics for a variety of applications such as signal processing, filtering, timing, voltage regulation, and energy storage. They are also used in AC/DC power supplies, automotive electronics, robotics, and industrial electronics. These capacitors are designed to offer high performance and low cost in even the most demanding applications.

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