EEV-TG1V471M

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors can be divided into three classes: polar, non-polar and Tantalum. The EEV-TG1V471M belongs to the polar class. It uses electrolyte, composed mainly of ethylene glycol, as a medium. It is characterized by high volumetric capacitance and high reliability. The EEV-TG1V471M is designed to meet the requirements of digital products and is an ideal choice for circuit design.

The working principle of the EEV-TG1V471M is similar to that of other polar capacitors. Its anode is an aluminum foil inserted in a cylindrical tank and its cathode is a wet electrolyte composed mainly of ethylene glycol. When a potential difference is applied across terminals, ions are formed and attach themselves to the anode and cathode surfaces, forming an electrical field on the interface between the plate material and the electrode. This field causes the voltage to be stored on the capacitor.

In terms of application fields, the EEV-TG1V471M can be used in a variety of circuits, such as pulse shaping, pulse-width modulation, output smoothing, and memory backup. These circuits require a low ESR and high ripple current, making the EEV-TG1V471M suitable for digital applications. The EEV-TG1V471M also has excellent moisture resistance, corrosion resistance and shock resistance, which makes it an ideal capacitance component in the field of high temperature and harsh environment.

In summary, the EEV-TG1V471M belongs to the polar class of aluminum electrolytic capacitors, and it works on the basis of storing electrical energy using an electrical field on the interface between the plate material and the electrode. In terms of application, it can be used in a variety of circuits that require low ESR, high ripple current and excellent moisture, corrosion and shock resistance.

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