E36D451LPN821TC92N

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in electronic products and components due to their advantages of large capacitance, small size, low cost, and long service life. The E36D451LPN821TC92N is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor specifically designed for high voltage and higher capacitance applications.

The E36D451LPN821TC92N is a radial, dipping-type aluminum electrolytic capacitor made of nickel-plated aluminum pins and an anode made of self-healing alloy. The anode is printed with a coded number for identifying the product. This capacitor is also capable of reliable operation at a high voltage of 50V DC, and a reverse voltage of 5V. The capacitance of the capacitor is 4.7uF, and the tolerance is up to 20%. Additionally, the rated temperature range is -55°C to 135°C.

The E36D451LPN821TC92N capacitor has a wide variety of applications, ranging from audio equipment to industrial equipment. When used in audio equipment, it can provide filtering and smoothing of power in amplifiers and other circuitry. This effectively reduces noise emitted from electronic equipment, resulting in a smoother and less distorted sound at output. In industrial applications, capacitors are utilized to absorb fluctuations in input power with their high capacitance and low impedance, thus ensuring a stable power supply. This is especially important for automatized processes that must have consistent and reliable performance.

The working principle of the E36D451LPN821TC92N aluminum electrolytic capacitor is based on the pitting and self-healing of the anode layer. When the capacitor is not in use, the polarizing voltage is applied to the positive side of the anode via the nickel-plated pin, and the current is applied to the negative side. This current charges the anode layer and increases its stored electric charge. At the same time, an electrochemical reaction occurs between the anode and the electrolytic solution. This reaction causes small pits that form on the inner surface of the anode layer. As the stored electric charge dissipates, the pits fall back to their original level, thus self-healing.

In conclusion, the E36D451LPN821TC92N is a radial, dipping-type aluminum electrolytic capacitor designed for use in applications that require higher voltage and capacitance. It is capable of reliable operation at high voltage and low impedance, and has a wide range of applications in audio and industrial equipment. Its working principle is based on the self-healing reaction of the anode layer of the capacitor when it is not in use.

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