EEU-EE2D101

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors, which are also referred to as "electrolytic capacitors" or just "aluminum caps," are a type of capacitor that consists of a large number of aluminum foil strips that are rolled up and placed in an electrolyte solution. This solution helps to create an electrical charge between the strips, which in turn helps to store electrical energy. The aluminum electrolytic capacitors are commonly used in a variety of electronic applications, such as computer power supplies, automotive electronics, sound systems, and more. The EEU-EE2D101 is a type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor designed for use in a variety of applications. It is designed to have a large capacitance, a low ESR (equivalent series resistance) and a very good ripple current rating.

Application Field: The EEU-EE2D101 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is designed to be used in applications where large amounts of capacitance and good ratings are required. This capacitor is commonly used in power supplies, automotive electronics, and other electronics applications where intermittent current is involved such as motors or charging circuits. It is also suitable for applications in which long-term reliability and durability are desired. It has been tested to withstand surges of up to 2000V and has been certified to MIL-STD-810.

Working Principle: The EEU-EE2D101 aluminum electrolytic capacitor works by creating a layer of oxide that coats the aluminum foil strips inside the capacitor. This layer serves as an insulator and prevents the electrical current from flowing between the strips. The thickness of the oxide layer varies according to voltage strength and makes the capacitor more stable and less prone to damage. Once an electric current is applied, a charge is stored between the aluminum foil strips as a result of the electrolyte solution. This stored electric charge allows the capacitor to store, transmit and receive electrical energy.

When a voltage is applied to the aluminum electrolytic capacitor, the dielectric between the two metals begins to break down, releasing the electrolyte solution into the capacitor. This releases an electric current which also helps to rebuild the oxide layer. The capacitor then begins to store a charge once again and its capacitance increases as a result of the applied voltage. It is important to note that an aluminum electrolytic capacitor should not be used in applications that require a direct current since this type of capacitor can only handle alternating current. It is also important to ensure that the working voltage does not exceed the rated voltage of the capacitor.

The EEU-EE2D101 aluminum electrolytic capacitor has been designed with high performance and reliability in mind. It has been tested to withstand a range of different voltages and currents and has been certified to meet a range of standards. This makes it an ideal choice for applications that require reliable performance and durability. It is also available in a range of sizes and voltage ratings, making it a versatile choice for a variety of different electronic applications.

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