EEE-FKC271XSP Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are components that are widely used in all kinds of electronic circuits and equipment. Their most characteristic feature is that the dielectric medium is an electrolyte consisting of insoluble aluminum oxide and a polarizable solvent. Under a certain external voltage, the positive and negative electrodes serve as the dielectric for current flow, thereby storing electrical energy. The EEE-FKC271XSP is one such example of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor.

EEE-FKC271XSP Applications

The EEE-FKC271XSP is an axial-leaded aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a voltage rating of 10V and a capacitance of 10µF. This particular model has 106.7 mm long leads and a diameter of 16 mm. It is a general-purpose component and is typically used in the bypass circuit, compensating circuit and timing circuit of a power supply, as well as various electrical and electronic devices. The capacitor offers features in a variety of areas, such as antioxidant resistance, insulation, temperature resistance, long-term reliability, and effortless installation.

Working Principle of EEE-FKC271XSP

The working principle of the EEE-FKC271XSP is relatively simple. The capacitor is composed of metal, dielectric and electrodes that form two terminals. The two terminals are then connected to a certain external voltage, at which point an electric field is generated within the capacitor to store electrical energy. As current flows, the electric field pushes positively charged ions away from the positive terminal and towards the negative terminal. At the same time, the negative terminal attracts negatively charged ions, creating a stored charge that accumulates on both sides of the capacitor.

The internal structure of the capacitor consists of an electrolyte and two plates (electrodes) connected to the positive and negative terminals. The plates are typically made of aluminum foil, and the electrolyte is a liquid that contains aluminum oxide and a polarizable solvent, such as ethylene glycol butyl ether. The solvents are responsible for creating an insulating layer between the two plates and the electrolyte, which prevents the capacitor from shorting out.

Conclusion

The EEE-FKC271XSP aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a versatile component that is used in a wide variety of electrical and electronic equipment. It has a voltage rating of 10V and a capacitance of 10µF, and is reliable and resistant to environmental factors. The working principle of the capacitor is simple: two terminals are connected to a certain external voltage, at which point an electric field is generated within the capacitor to store electrical energy. The two metal plates are separated by an electrolyte and a polarizable solvent, forming an insulating layer that prevents the capacitor from shorting out.