EEF-CD1C8R2ER

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Aluminum-Polymer capacitors are a technology based on the integration of an anode of an aluminum layer, dielectric material, cathode and tabs made of nickel. These components are placed in a thin film laminate and sealed between two electrodes. The capacitance range is determined by the amount of aluminum used in the anode and cathode, dielectric material, and by the width of the dielectric layer.

The EEF-CD1C8R2ER series of aluminum-polymer capacitors is available in a variety of different configurations. They can be configured with an anode layer made of either aluminum, nickel or stainless steel, while the dielectric material can be a variety of different polymers or ceramic. Depending on the configuration, the capacitors can have a capacitance range of from 0.1 μF to several hundred μF, which makes them suitable for a wide range of applications.

EEF-CD1C8R2ER aluminum-polymer capacitors are used for a variety of different applications, including flat panel displays, mobile phones, computers, consumer electronics, automotive and aerospace industries. These capacitors are used to store, release and control electrical energy, improve power factor, reduce EMI interference and improve ripple performance. They are also used in noise-cancelling circuit applications, and can provide a low-voltage alternative to electrolytic capacitors.

The operating principle of the EEF-CD1C8R2ER aluminum-polymer capacitors is based on an electrostatic charge. When a voltage is applied across the anode and cathode, an electric field is generated. The electric field causes electrons to flow from the anode to the cathode, creating a positive charge on the anode and negative charge on the cathode. This induces a charge on the dielectric material, which in turn creates an electrical potential and stored energy. When the voltage is removed, the stored energy and the potential across the capacitors is released and dissipates in the form of current.

Due to the flexibility of the design, the EEF-CD1C8R2ER aluminum-polymer capacitors have a number of advantages compared to traditional electrolytic capacitors. They have a much lower equivalent series resistance (ESR) and inductance, which provides better performance when compared to other types of capacitors. Furthermore, they have the capacity to handle higher ripple currents and they have significantly better temperature stability than traditional electrolytic capacitors.

EEF-CD1C8R2ER aluminum-polymer capacitors are a versatile and reliable choice for a wide range of applications. They offer improved performance and low cost compared to traditional capacitors, making them a popular choice among manufacturers. With their small size and light weight, these capacitors offer an excellent choice for a variety of applications.

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