EEU-FC1C182B

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are passive components used in many industry applications, ranging from consumer electronics to industrial control. An aluminum electrolytic capacitor, also known as an “electrolytic capacitor”, is an electrical component that consists of two electrodes separated by a liquid electrolyte. One or both of the electrodes are made up of materials containing aluminum, such as aluminum oxide. The specific type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor we will be discussing in this article is the EEU-FC1C182B.

The EEU-FC1C182B is a type of radial leaded aluminum electrolytic capacitor. The EEU-FC1C182B is designed to have a rated Voltage of 85 Volts, a rated Capacitance of 4.7uF and a rated Dissipation Factor of 0.1%. The EEU-FC1C182B also has a range of operating temperatures which can range from -40 up to 125 Celsius. The EEU-FC1C182B is designed to operate in medium-high duty conditions with burst mode and ripple current capabilities.

In terms of physical dimensions, the EEU-FC1C182B has a Case size of 5x7mm, a terminal Pitch of 2.5mm, and a rated Current of 0.65A. The EEU-FC1C182B is composed of NPO (or C0G) dielectric material, and is also RoHS Compliant. The EEU-FC1C182B also possesses excellent properties in terms of leakage current and temperature rise.

The primary application field for the EEU-FC1C182B is general purpose circuit stabilization, filtering and decoupling. The EEU-FC1C182B is ideal for these applications because of its high dissipation factor and excellent leakage performance. The EEU-FC1C182B is also suitable for use in automotive, consumer and audio-visual equipment, telecommunication networks, and other general purpose industrial applications.

The working principle of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor is relatively simple. The liquid electrolyte allows the capacitor to store electrical charge in the form of ions. The electric charge is stored on the dielectric layer, which is made of an aluminum oxide film, between the two electrodes. When an external voltage is applied, the electrodes will create an electrostatic field, which causes electrons to flow between them and give off energy. This energy is stored in the form of an electrical potential that the capacitor can then release.

The EEU-FC1C182B is a reliable and efficient aluminum electrolytic capacitor, capable of handling burst mode currents, ripple currents, and a wide range of operating temperatures. With its high dissipation factor, leakage performance, case size, terminal Pitch, and rated current, the EEU-FC1C182B is well-suited for general purpose circuit stabilization, filtering and decoupling applications in automotive, consumer and audio-visual equipment, telecommunication networks, and general purpose industrial use.

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