DCM373Z100DG2B

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors play an important role in the electronics industry and are widely used in applications such as filtering, power conditioning, power supplies, and other applications involving storing and releasing electric energy. The DCM373Z100DG2B aluminum electrolytic capacitor is designed for use in high temperature and high ripple current applications. It is constructed with a hermetically sealed anodized aluminium case and epoxy sealed terminals, making it suitable for use in humid or harsh outdoor environments.

This device is made of multiple layers of non-electrolytic aluminum foil, a separator paper soaked in electrolytic liquid, and a piece of manganese dioxide. This combination creates an aluminum electrolytic capacitor that has low leakage current, high stability, low self-discharge, long life span and high ripple current capability. It can also be used in series and parallel to increase value and its ability to withstand high voltages.

The DCM373Z100DG2B aluminum electrolytic capacitor has a maximum capacitance of 100μF and is rated for a maximum voltage of 50V, making it suitable for high-temperature, high-ripple-current applications. It also has a rated temperature range of -40°C to +85°C. This makes it suitable for use in automotive, power supply, filtering, voltage-stabilizing, and various other electronics applications.

The working principle of this device is quite simple. When an electrical current is applied to the two leads, one of the aluminum layers acts as an anode and the other layer acts as a cathode. This causes oxidation and reduction reactions at the layers which in turn creates a potential difference between the two leads or plates. This potential difference is known as the capacitance, and it provides the electrical energy storage capability of the capacitor. The dielectric medium of the capacitor is the electrolytic liquid contained between the layers, and it helps to increase the capacitance of the device.

In summary, the DCM373Z100DG2B aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a reliable and high-performance device that can be used in a variety of applications, including automotive, power supply, voltage-stabilizing, filtering, and various other electronic applications. It has a maximum capacitance of 100μF and is rated for a maximum voltage of 50V, making it suitable for use in high-temperature, high-ripple-current applications. The working principle of this device is quite simple, as it relies on the oxidation and reduction reactions that take place between two metal layers, as well as the dielectric material in between them.