EEH-ZC1J330V Capacitors

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Aluminum - Polymer Capacitors are a type of capacitors designed for operation which combines the benefits of aluminum electrolytic capacitors and polymer film capacitors. This type of capacitor has been designed to satisfy a large market which requires a “C-Rating” of E or higher, for relative low ESR, low voltage and low temperature applications, such as consumer electronics and automotive electronic applications. The EEH-ZC1J330V is a typical example of the Aluminum - Polymer Capacitor.

The EEH-ZC1J330V is a four-terminal aluminum-polymer capacitor with low ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance), high capacitance, high voltage rating and low temperature coefficient of capacitance. With ESR as low as 0.003Ω at rated voltage, it is suitable for high frequency operations, like power factor correction circuits, decoupling power supplies, pulse power measurement and other high performance circuits. It is rated up to 80V DC and it is also suitable for high temperature applications such as automotive, medical and industrial applications.

In terms of its application field and working principle, the EEH-ZC1J330V is a high-performance capacitor and is intended for use in DC-input applications. The four terminals are two for the anode and two for the cathode. The capacitor consists of two electrodes and a separator, which is usually a polymeric layer. The electrolyte is made of a combination of ionic substances and a solvent in order to impart electrical conductivity to the capacitor. The charge carriers in the electrolyte are ions instead of electrons, supplying the energy to the circuit when they move between electrodes.

The electrical current enters through one of the electrodes and the electrode on the other side gains the electrons, thereby forming the capacitor. When a voltage is applied across the capacitor, the charges stored in the electrolyte migrate to the positive electrode, thus increasing the capacitance. When the voltage reaches the peak, the capacitor reaches its maximum capacitance. The reverse happens as the current reverses, as the electrons migrate back to the negative electrode. This type of capacitor also has a limited lifespan, as the electrolyte will deteriorate over time, reducing its capacitance.

In conclusion, the EEH-ZC1J330V is a four-terminal aluminum-polymer capacitor designed for uses with DC applications. It has a low ESR, a high capacitance, a high voltage rating and a low temperature coefficient of capacitance. It is primarily used in power factor correction circuits, decoupling power supplies, pulse power measurement and other high performance circuits. As the electrolyte has a limited lifespan, the capacitance of the EEH-ZC1J330V will eventually deteriorate over time.

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