CG952U050V4C

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are capacitors whose anode (positive plate) is made up of aluminum foil with a thin layer of oxidized material on it, and their cathode is typically formed by the metal case. CG952U050V4C, a type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor, is especially designed for applications which require high frequency and low impedance, such as receivers and switch systems. It is a general-purpose product with non-polarity, which is commonly used in AC applications.

The working principle of CG952U050V4C is based on the process in which a thin layer of oxide foil acts as an insulator to create two electrodes. The anode and cathode are separated by an electrolyte solution or gel which contains ions, and can conduct electricity when a voltage is applied. CG952U050V4C has a polar static voltage rating of 250V, and a capacitance range of 0.01 to 10µF.

The typical application field of CG952U050V4C includes audio, video and telecommunication equipment, and especially, in the field where there is a need for a device that can filter and reduce unwanted noise in signals. It also works well to decouple the audio output of separate audio channels in stereo systems. It is recommended for use in applications that require high frequency operation, such as timers, vertical oscillators, receivers, and switch systems. It can be used in low voltage AC and DC circuits such as TV and VCRS, and battery-powered circuits.

CG952U050V4C is a general-purpose aluminum electrolytic capacitor that provides excellent performance characteristics suitable for a wide variety of applications. It is most commonly used in low voltage AC and DC circuits, timers, oscillators, receivers, switch systems, and other high frequency applications. Its strong capacitance-range, wide voltage rating, and strong insulation makes it an ideal capacitor for projects requiring high frequency, low impedance, and low noise.

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