EEF-HX1D560R Capacitors

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Aluminum - Polymer Capacitors

Aluminum - polymer capacitors, otherwise known as hybrid capacitors, are a type of capacitor with a unique structure. They are made of aluminum and a polymer that has been sandwitched between two aluminum plates. This structure provides a very large surface area and a low electrical resistance, making them a very popular choice for use in electronics. The EEF-HX1D560R is a type of aluminum - polymer capacitor.

This capacitor is a high performance, general purpose device with a high working voltage of 560 Volts. It is a radial leaded version of the type, intended for use in audio, power, and signal conditioning applications. This capacitor is composed of an aluminum foil tensioned between two dielectric layers, one of which is polymer, and the other is a non-polarizable oxide coating. It is hermetically sealed, making it a reliable and long-lasting device in applications.

The EEF-HX1D560R has a multitude of applications. It is often used in the power supplies of electrical appliances, as well as in switching regulators and circuit boards. It is also used for EMI/RFI interference suppression in audio and communication systems. Moreover, this capacitor is suitable for use in protection circuits for power supply, home appliance, and automotive electronics. Additionally, it is commonly used in high frequency circuits and high temperature DC/DC converters.

In terms of its working principle, the EEF-HX1D560R utilizes a combination of dielectric and electrostatic principles. The aluminum foil sandwiched within the dielectric layers acts as a charged electrode. Upon the application of an electric potential across the two electrode layers, electrons within the aluminum foil are attracted to the positive charged layer, creating a charge imbalance between the two layers. This charge imbalance forms the electric field of the capacitor.

The dielectric layer prevents electric current from passing through the capacitor and serves to limit the amount of charge imbalance between the two electrodes. The electric field created within the capacitor is stored within the dielectric layer, and can be retrieved upon the application of an electric potential. This process is known as capacitance, and is measured in terms of Farads.

In conclusion, the EEF-HX1D560R aluminum-polymer capacitor is a high performance, general purpose device that can be used in a variety of applications, from power supplies to signal conditioning. The unique structure of this capacitor, consisting of aluminum and a polymer sandwiched between two aluminum plates, provides it with a large surface area and a low electrical resistance. Furthermore, it utilizes a combination of dielectric and electrostatic principles to store and retrieve electric potential, making it a reliable and long-lasting device for various applications.

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