EEU-TA1H471B

Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are type of capacitors which utilizes a chemical reaction to store electrical energy. The EEU-TA1H471B is a type of such capacitor which has been designed to be used in a wide variety of applications.

The EEU-TA1H471B is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor which utilizes an electrolyte in the form of a paste, a porous barrier such as an aluminum foil, and the cathode terminal of a specialized electrolytic material. The electrolyte and the porous barrier allow for a chemical reaction between the electrolyte and metal surfaces, creating a capacitance effect. This capacitance can then be used to store electrical energy. The EEU-TA1H471B is designed for applications such as audio and high voltage pulsing.

In terms of the working principle, when the electrical power is applied, the positive ions from the electrolyte are attracted towards the negative terminal of the capacitor, creating a negative charge on the metal surface. This charge is then counteracted by a corresponding positive charge on the positive terminal of the capacitor. The current flowing through this capacitor will create an electrochemical reaction which results in a buildup of charge on the metal surface. This buildup of charge creates a capacitance effect, allowing the capacitor to store energy. This energy can then be released in the form of an electrical pulse when the power is turned off.

The EEU-TA1H471B is capable of operating in temperatures ranging from -55 to +125°C, it has a high stability with small changes of capacitance, and can handle a wide range of voltages. It also has a long life time, making it a great choice for applications which require high levels of reliability.

Overall, the EEU-TA1H471B is an incredibly useful aluminum electrolytic capacitor which is designed to be used in a wide variety of applications. As such, it’s an ideal choice for audio and high voltage pulsing applications which require a reliable and durable capacitor.