EEU-TP1V471

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are the most common type of capacitor and come in a wide variety of sizes and shapes to suit a variety of applications. An electrolytic capacitor is composed of two conductive surfaces separated by a thin electrolyte layer. The conductive surfaces are usually aluminum and the electrolyte is typically an acidic solution. These capacitors can store large amounts of energy for a given size and are used in a variety of applications such as power supplies, decoupling, and filtering.

The EEU-TP1V471 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a general-purpose, non-polarized electrolytic capacitor. It is a radial leaded device with a through-hole mounting design. The capacitor is composed of an anode made of aluminum foil, a dielectric formed by an electrolytic material, a cathode also made of aluminum foil, and a plastic film separator. This combination creates a capacitance value of 47 µF at 50 V and has a max DC voltage rating of 63 V.

The EEU-TP1V471 can be used in general-purpose applications where a non-polarized device is needed such as power supplies, decoupling and filtering. The non-polarized construction of the capacitor allows for reverse-voltage applications. The capacitor has a temperature range of -25℃～+85℃ and is rated for a maximum operating temperature of 105℃. The capacitor is also resistant to shock, vibration and humidity.

The working principle of the EEU-TP1V471 is relatively simple. When a voltage is applied, the aluminum anode acts like a positively charged electrode while the aluminum cathode acts like a negatively charged electrode. The electrolyte in between acts as an insulating layer, preventing direct current flow between the electrodes. The electric field generated by the voltage applied at the terminals causes charge to be stored across the two plates and the dielectric layer. This stored charge is the electrical energy stored within the capacitor.

As current flows, the stored energy is transferred from one plate to the other plate, allowing for energy to be transferred. When the voltage is removed, the energy stored within the capacitor is discharged, allowing the capacitor to be used as a filter in AC circuits.

The EEU-TP1V471 is a popular choice for general-purpose applications due to its non-polarized design. Its simplicity, high capacitance value and low dielectric loss make it a popular choice for many applications, such as power supplies, decoupling, and filtering. The capacitor is resistant to shock and vibration, making it well suited for industrial and automotive applications.

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