EGPD630ELL911MM20H

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are capable of providing large amounts of capacitance in a small form factor, due to the ability of the material to store charges on the aluminum oxide layer between the capacitor plates. This makes them ideal for many applications where high capacitance or a small form factor is required, such as power supplies, switching power supplies and low-level signal processing. The EGPD630ELL911MM20H is an Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor specifically designed for high power applications.

The EGPD630ELL911MM20H utilizes a rolled aluminum anode design to provide a high electrolytic capacity. This is combined with an electrolyte filled with a polarizable electrolyte and a correctly charged aluminum oxide layer to create an ideal low-impedance capacitor. The EGPD630ELL911MM20H is a rated for a maximum voltage of 20V, with a capacitance range of 0.05 to 1F, and a leakage current of 10uA. It is especially suitable for applications that require a low ESR, low inductance, and good temperature coefficient.

The EGPD630ELL911MM20H is suitable for use in a variety of applications, such as defibrillator circuits, flashlights, and audio amplifiers. It is also suitable for use in low voltage DC circuits, such as laptop power supplies, digital signal processing (DSP) circuits, and power supply filters. The low ESR makes it especially well suited for applications involving high switching speeds as it ensures that there is minimal voltage drop as the capacitor charges and discharges. The low inductance of the capacitor also helps reduce interference and noise when used in AC applications.

The working principle of the EGPD630ELL911MM20H is similar to other aluminum electrolytic capacitors. In this type of capacitor, the anode plate is rolled up with a plastic separator and immersed in an electrolyte. A voltage applied between the anode and cathode plates causes an electric current to flow. This causes the anode plate to oxidize, forming a dielectric layer of aluminum oxide, which acts as an insulator and allows for charge storage and current flow when the capacitor is energized. Once the capacitor is charged, the oxide layer acts as a barrier, preventing current flow back and forth. The dielectric layer also allows the capacitor to hold a given voltage.

The EGPD630ELL911MM20H is a reliable and efficient aluminum electrolytic capacitor, offering excellent performance and increased efficiency over many other types of capacitors. This makes it a perfect choice for power applications where high-capacity and low impedance are desired. It also works well in AC applications where low-level signal processing and noise reduction are required, making it an ideal solution for a wide range of applications.

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