EKMG160ELL470ME11D

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are electrical components that are made of two or three separate foil meshes that are rolled up into a cylinder and sealed together to form a cell. They are commonly used in electronic circuits to store electrical energy, either to store it for immediate use or to hold it until it is needed. The EKMG160ELL470ME11D is one example of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor and this article will discuss its application field and working principle.

The EKMG160ELL470ME11D is a long life aluminum electrolytic capacitor used mainly in applications that require low ESR and long life. It has a capacitance of 470uF and a rated voltage of 16V. It is a non-solid electrolyte capacitor and the anode is made of an anode foil made of aluminum electrolyte, while the cathode foil is made of another high dielectric material. These two materials are separated by a separator foil made of glass cloth and filled with an electrolyte gel. This gel is what allows for the electrical current to pass between the foils. The EKMG160ELL470ME11D is also an axial type capacitor, meaning that the leads connect to both ends of the cylinder, allowing for a uniform electrical field across the entire capacitor.

The EKMG160ELL470ME11D can be used in various applications, such as power supplies, electrical switches, data converters, amplifiers and so on. It is often used in applications that require high capacitance values, especially low ESR values. It is also commonly used in applications where long lifetime is a priority, as this particular aluminum electrolytic capacitor can withstand an operation life up to 3000 hours. Other applications that can benefit from the use of the EKMG160ELL470ME11D include audio power amplifiers, power supplies, frequency converters and DC-DC converters.

The working principle of the EKMG160ELL470ME11D is fairly simple. When an electrical voltage is applied to the capacitor, the aluminum anode is attracted to the cathode, and the electrons flow across the separator foil. This causes a build-up of electric charge on the anode, which is typically driven into the cathode through the electrolyte gel when the voltage is removed. Fortunately, the capacitance of this particular aluminum electrolytic capacitor can withstand a high level of voltage, making it ideal for certain applications.

In summary, the EKMG160ELL470ME11D is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a capacitance of 470uF and a rated voltage of 16V. It is a non-solid electrolyte capacitor and is most often used in applications that require low ESR and long life, such as power supplies, audio power amplifiers, frequency converters and DC-DC converters. Additionally, its capacitance can withstand a high voltage level and its operation life is up to 3000 hours. The working principle of this type of capacitor is based on the ability of the aluminum anode to attract electrons and cause a buildup of electrical charge on the anode. This charge is then driven into the cathode when the voltage is removed.

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