EEU-FC1A471

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are a type of capacitor that uses an electrolyte, usually an organic solvent (oil, etc.), to form a single-layer electrical network on the surface of the aluminum foil that acts as a dielectric. A thin film of electrolyte solution is applied to the surface of the aluminum and acts as the insulating layer. This layer of electrolyte solution is then divided into two layers, one of which is positive and the other is negative. This layer of positive and negative charge forms the electrical network around the capacitor. The construction of the aluminum electrolytic capacitor makes it very durable and is able to withstand high temperatures and high voltages. Furthermore, these types of capacitors have high capacitance values, low equivalent series inductance (ESL), and lower dissipation factors (DF).

EEU-FC1A471 is a type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor manufactured and produced by the Japanese firm Nichicon. This capacitor is renowned for its excellent performance and low Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR) values. Moreover, this capacitor offers ultra-long life expectancy, which can reach up to 6,000 hours, compared to conventional electrolytic capacitors whose life span is only 2,000 hours. This extended life expectancy makes this type of capacitor ideal for applications that require long, sustained periodic usage and operation. The rated voltage for this capacitor is 50V and the rated capacitance can range from 47uF up to 470uF. The rated temperature for this capacitor ranges from -40 degrees Celsius to +105 degrees Celsius and the capacitance can last for up to 6,000 hours at 105°C.

The working principle of the EEU-FCI A471 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is highly dependent on the density of the charged particles on the surface of the aluminum foil. When the capacitor is under a positive charge, electrons are attracted to the surface of the aluminum. At the same time, the positively charged ions leave the surface of the foil and settle on the opposing surface of the dielectric layer that divides the two layers of aluminum. When the capacitor is under a negative charge, the ions on the opposite side of the dielectric layer move to the positive side and the electrons migrate to the negative side. This migration of the electrons and ions creates a charge buildup and results in the capacitance formation.

The EEU-FCI A471 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is typically used in power supplies and circuits that use electricity for regulation, in CB radios, computer motherboards, and many other electronic devices. This capacitor offers a range of benefits, such as low ESR values, long life expectancy, low equivalent series impedance and low dissipation factor. It also provides superior stability and reliability compared to other types of capacitors and is suitable for any applications that requires steady and regulated power supply. The EEU-FCI A471 aluminum electrolytic capacitor also offers cost savings, making it a good choice for many consumers and professionals.

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