EET-ED2D471BA

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are electronic components consisting of two metal plates which are separated by an electrolyte. The two metal plates, also called terminals, are made of aluminum plates with an oxide layer on one side and a conductive electrolyte on the other. These capacitors are not suitable for use in high-frequency or high-voltage circuits but are ideal for low-frequency and low-voltage circuits.

The EET-ED2D471BA is a radial lead aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a rated voltage of 25 volts DC. Its capacity ranges from 4.7µF to 6.8µF, and its temperature range is –25°C to +85°C. It complies with the RoHS standard and has UL approval.

The application field of the EET-ED2D471BA capacitor is wide, as it can be used for decoupling, filtering, and signal coupling. Decoupling is the process of filtering out noise and radio frequency interference. This can be found in power supplies and computer outputs. Filtering is the process of removing some frequency components from a signal, such as spike interference or signal distortion. This can also be found in power supplies. Finally, signal coupling is a process used in analog and digital circuits that is used to pair two signals together, such as a clock signal with a data signal.

The working principle of the EET-ED2D471BA capacitor is very simple. When a voltage is applied across the two metal plates, an electric current travels through the electrolyte, forming a charge-carrying layer on one side of the aluminum plate. This layer is known as the dielectric layer, and its ability to store charge is the main reason why capacitors are used in various circuits. As the voltage increases or decreases, the size of the dielectric layer changes, altering the amount of current that can be stored in the capacitor.

The EET-ED2D471BA capacitor is a reliable electronic component for use in various applications, such as decoupling, filtering, and signal coupling. Its working principle is based on the formation of a dielectric layer on one side of the aluminum plate, which can store and release electrical charge as the voltage is changed. This capacitor is ideal for low-frequency and low-voltage circuits, as it has an extended temperature range and is RoHS and UL approved.

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