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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are components that stores electrical energy and converts from one electrical energy form to another. They are widely used in a variety of electrical and electronic equipment, including electronic circuits, digital systems, and medical equipment. In addition, aluminum electrolytic capacitors are used extensively in industrial applications such as aircraft design, heating and cooling systems, and many other applications.

The EEU-EB1J1R0SH application field is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor which is a type of energy storage device. This type of capacitor is used in applications such as filtering noise, variable speed drives, over-voltage protection, and DC-to-DC converters. It can also be used in high frequency switching circuits and motor drives. It is a long-life, high-current, and reliable component.

The working principle of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor is based on the Faraday law, which states that a current-carrying conductor placed in a magnetic field will produce an electric field. In an aluminum electrolytic capacitor, the electric field is generated when the anode is placed inside an insulated aluminum-oxide layer and coated with a negative charge. When current is applied to the anode, electrons will move through the oxide layer and create a negative charge. This negative charge induces a negative charge on the aluminum-oxide layer, which creates an electric field.

The anode of the aluminum electrolytic capacitor is surrounded by a highly porous insulating material which is anodic, meaning that it contains oxygen molecules. When current is applied to the anode, negative ions move through the electrolyte and are deposited onto the anode. This creates a difference in electrical potential between the anode and the electrolyte, which causes the electric field to increase.

The increasing electrical field eventually counteracts the negative ions on the anode, which stops the deposition process and stops the electric field from increasing. When this happens, the electric charge stored within the capacitor is released and stored as energy. This stored energy can then be gradually released as needed.

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors have a long shelf life due to its low leakage, high capacity, and low temperature sensitivity. This makes them perfect for applications where a consistent electrical output is required over a long period of time. Furthermore, aluminum electrolytic capacitors are highly resistant to shock and vibration, making them suitable for environmentally harsh applications.

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