EEU-TA1H3R3

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors provide higher capacitance than ceramic, plastic or paper capacitors in a much smaller package. While having several advantages including low cost, high performance, small size, and low ESR (equivalent series resistance or impedance), aluminum electrolytic capacitors have a limited life of about 10,000 hours at room temperature and a maximum voltage rating that is dependent upon the vitreous electrolyte dielectric material and the application. The EEU-TA13H3R3 belongs to the aluminum electrolytic capacitor family and is typically used in circuits or equipment that require higher capacitance and a small size. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the EEU-TA1H3R3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor.

The application field of the EEU-TA1H3R3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is wide-ranging. It is used in all types of consumer, medical, industrial, and commercial electronics including: computer power supplies, switching power supplies, medical and test instrumentation, cell phones, industrial microprocessor-controlled systems, and automotive electronics. It can also be used in AC adapters and DC adapters, audio-visual equipment, power circuits, audio playback circuits, remote control systems, UPS systems, voltage regulators, and more.

The working principle of the EEU-TA1H3R3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is based on the fact that when a voltage is applied to a capacitor, a charge begins to build up on the two conductive plates and a current begins to flow through them. This current is created by the injection of electrons into the capacitor’s dielectric, which is a thin insulating layer between the two plates. When the voltage is removed, the molecules of the dielectric become relaxed and the capacitance decreases. The molecules continue to relax, causing the capacitance to increase until it reaches equilibrium again.

The EEU-TA1H3R3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a conductive type of capacitor and uses the electrolysis process to store energy. The capacitor is made of three components, a conductive anode, a conductive cathode, and a non-conductive electrolyte or dielectric. A thin oxide layer is formed on the surface of the anode by applying an electrical current. The dielectric is impregnated into the electrolyte then between the plates, forming a three-layer capacitor. The charge stored on the plates and the dielectric forms the capacitance, which is the measure of stored energy.

The EEU-TA1H3R is a highly reliable and stable aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a long service life of 10,000 hours at rated voltage. It has low leakage and high ripple current capability. The capacitor comes in a variety of sizes and voltages, and has a wide operating temperature range of -40°C to +105°C. The EEU-TA1H3R3 self-healing function also provides excellent performance for long life and stable operation.

In conclusion, the EEU-TA1H3R3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor belongs to the aluminum electrolytic capacitor family and is typically used in circuits or equipment that require higher capacitance and a small size. The application field of the capacitor is wide-ranging, as it can be used in many types of electronics. The capacitor works using the electrolysis process, and it has a variety of features such as a long operating life, low leakage, and wide operating temperature range.

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