EEU-HD1E101

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors consist of two thin aluminum foils, with an electrolytic paper separating them. The anode is the foil that is etched with the patterns of the anode\'s connection points and electrodes. The cathode is the other aluminum foil. When an electric current is passed through the capacitor, the two thin aluminum foils form an insulating barrier. This electrical insulation is what makes aluminum electrolytic capacitors effective components for storing electrical energy.

EEU-HD1E101 is a popular aluminum electrolytic capacitor from Panasonic. EEU-HD1E101 features a capacitance tolerance of ±20% and a rated temperature range of -40°C ~ +105°C. It is designed for surface mount applications. The capacitors come in a variety of shapes and sizes, including chips, leaded pins, axial and radial leaded out varieties.

EEU-HD1E101 aluminum electrolytic capacitors are used in a wide range of applications. These include high-temperature applications, audio and power equipment, portable communication devices and equipment, and computers. They are great for use in automotive electrical systems and are often used in modern automobiles, trucks and other motorized vehicles.

Working principle of EEU-HD1E101 is based on Faraday\'s law of electrolysis. The process begins when a voltage is applied across a non-conductive substance such as aluminum foil. This sets up a current between the anode and the cathode, causing atoms of aluminum to be ionized and electrons to be transferred. The resulting electrochemical reaction causes an anode and cathode layer to be formed on the foil. As electrons are transferred, the anode layer builds up a negative charge, while the cathode layer builds up a positive charge.

When an external voltage is applied to the capacitor, the anode layer repeals electrons and the cathode layer pulls them in. This creates an electrical potential that allows the capacitor to store charge. Over time, the capacitor accumulates a charge and thereby stores electrical energy. It is this stored energy that is then used to perform functions such as boosting power supply levels or filtering ripple from audio signals.

EEU-HD1E101 aluminum electrolytic capacitors are high-performance and cost-effective components for a variety of applications. They provide reliable performance over a wide temperature range and can handle high-amperage current. These capacitors are great for use in automotive, audio, and computer equipment, and are sure to meet your specific needs.

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