E82D101VNN122MR25T

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in various electronic circuits, especially in modern day electronic equipments. They are mainly used for filtering purposes and to induce current from an external source. The E82D101VNN122MR25T is a type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor.

Application Field

The E82D101VNN122MR25T aluminum electrolytic capacitor can be used in applications where a higher capacitance is not available from a smaller sized capacitor. It is ideal for applications such as switch mode power supplies, DC to DC converters, LED lighting, and even for decoupling and noise reduction in audio. As a film capacitor, it is also capable of producing high frequency output signals, making it suitable for high frequency switching applications.

Working Principle

The E82D101VNN122MR25T aluminum electrolytic capacitor consists of a series of rolled aluminum foil electrodes which are soaked in a conductive electrolyte, usually an aqueous solution. An alternating current is passed through the progressive electrodes, which causes oxidation and reduction reactions to take place on the electrodes and electrolyte. This creates a charge imbalance between the electrodes, which results in the capacitor\'s electrical capacitance.

The capacitor\'s physical structure also plays an important role in determining its electrical characteristics. The closer the individual capacitor plates are, the higher the capacitance. Additionally, hermetically sealing the capacitor helps maintain the optimal electrical and chemical properties over the life of the capacitor.

Conclusion

The E82D101VNN122MR25T aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a reliable and cost-effective option for various applications which require a high level of capacitance. Its working principle and structure make it ideal for use in high frequency switching applications, and it can be used for decoupling and noise reduction in audio systems.

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