EEE-1HA4R7SR

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are electrical components that are used in many different kinds of electrical circuits. They are commonly used in power supplies, signal processing, analog modulation and signal modulation applications, as well as in regulated DC power supplies and other analogous applications. The model EEE-1HA4R7SR is a modern aluminum electrolytic capacitor.

Electrolytic capacitors are two-terminal devices that are made from materials such as aluminum, tantalum, and niobium. They work by forming a electrical barrier between two different types of metal plates, usually aluminum, separated by an electronically insulating material such as a polymer dielectric. The typical capacitance of the EEE-1HA4R7SR is defined as its ability to store electrical energy. The EEE-1HA4R7SR is often used in power supplies, to control the current going in and out of the system. This is done by the capacitor’s capability of having a specific charge and discharge time. This allows the power supply to be adjusted and optimized according to the needs of the application. Different kind of capacitors serve different application needs and are often given different model numbers depending on their respective features.

The EEE-1HA4R7SR is a low-leakage capactive element, with an operating temperature range of -40°C to +85°C and a capacitance range of 1μF to 1000μF. A rated voltage of up to 6V is available. The EEE-1HA4R7SR also features a nitrogen filled protective coating that provides superior dielectric and mechanical stability at extreme temperatures. Its low impedance and low ESL make it suitable for high frequency and high-efficiency applications. With a ripple current rating of up to 15.8mA, it can handle large currents in applications where a high secondary current is required.

The working principle of the EEE-1HA4R7SR aluminum electrolytic capacitor is based on electrochemical processes. When a voltage is applied across the capacitors’ terminals, a charge imbalance creates a potential difference between the two electrodes. This causes the formation of an electric field, which produces a charge and displacement of ions on the surface of the electrodes. As the charge increases, the electric field increases resulting in a buildup of energy and a corresponding decrease in charge. This process is continuously repeated, allowing the capacitor to store and release energy. As energy is stored and released, the capacitor is able to supply a constant voltage to the circuit, as well as regulate the flow of current.

The EEE-1HA4R7SR aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a common choice in many different application fields. With its high current handling, low leakage, and excellent temperature stability, it is ideal for power supplies, regulated DC power supplies, and analog modulation and signal modulation applications. Its low impedance and low ESL enables it to be used in high frequency and highly efficient applications.

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