EEU-EB1E101SH

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are devices that store electrical energy in an electric field composed of two metallic plates. The body of these capacitors is composed of a thin aluminum housing with two shorter and thicker metal plates as positive and negative electrodes. The positive plate has an anode with aluminum foil and a thinner layer of aluminum oxide as its primary dielectric material with a positive (+) charge. The negative plate has a cathode with a slightly thicker layer of aluminum foil than the anode and acts as a negative (-) charge. A liquid electrolyte serves as the medium for exchange of electrons between the anode and the cathode.

In electronics, the EEU-EB1E101SH aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a popular component used in many applications. It is notably used in high-frequency power supplies, audio circuits and computer motherboards. As a surface-mounted device (SMD) it is designed to be mounted directly on the circuit board instead of having to be placed into a standard size component holder. Its design also enables it to run at higher frequencies, up to 1.4GHz, allowing it to be used in various high speed applications. The device has high capacitance, excellent ripple current and a long lifespan, making it ideal for applications where high capacity and reliability are desired.

The EEU-EB1E101SH aluminum electrolytic capacitor works by storing energy in the electric field formed by its two metallic plates which are charged with opposite electrical charges. When a current is applied to the capacitor, electrons flow from the anode (positive) to the cathode (negative) creating an electrical field between the two. The voltage of the current must be greater than the rated value of the component in order for this to happen. This creates a potential difference and thus generates the capacitance effect.

The EEU-EB1E101SH aluminum electrolytic capacitor also utilizes its liquid electrolyte in order to operate. The liquid electrolyte is a medium that helps to facilitate the flow of electrons between the anode and cathode. The electrolyte is usually composed of a special organic compound that becomes a liquid at room temperature and has the ability to maintain a stable electrical state. By allowing electrons to move freely between the two plates a constant electrical charge is maintained in the capacitor.

The EEU-EB1E101SH aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a popular choice for a variety of electronic components due to its energy storage capacity and its excellent reliability. Its ability to operate at high frequencies makes it ideal for high speed applications such as computers and audio systems. The device has an array of features which make it beneficial; these features include its high rated voltage, high capacitance, excellent ripple current and long lifespan. Furthermore, its design as a surface-mounted device (SMD) means that it can be mounted directly to the circuit boards without having to be installed in a component holder, thus reducing assembly costs.

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