EKMG351ELLR47MF11D

Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

An aluminum electrolytic capacitor is an electronic component that stores electricity in an electric field. It is composed of two aluminum foils separated by a dielectric material, usually paper or an electrolyte. The EKMG351ELLR47MF11D is a type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor that is particularly useful in applications that require very low leakage and a large voltage rating.

Application Field

The EKMG351ELLR47MF11D is a high-voltage aluminum electrolytic capacitor capable of withstanding up to 6.3KV AC. It is primarily used in high-voltage applications, such as high-voltage power supplies, high-voltage motors, and power transformers. It is also used in many low-voltage applications, such as in the circuit boards of computers and other electronic devices.

Working Principle

The EKMG351ELLR47MF11D works in much the same way as other capacitors, relying on a dielectric material to store charge. When a potential difference is applied across the terminals of the capacitor, the free electrons of one aluminum foil migrate to the other, leaving a charge imbalance. This charge imbalance causes an electric field to be created inside the capacitor, and it is this field that stores charge.

The EKMG351ELLR47MF11D is designed to be able to store very large amounts of charge, and to do so with very low leakage. The capacitance rating of the EKMG351ELLR47MF11D can reach as high as 2.2,000 μF, which makes it ideal for applications where high amounts of power are needed in a very short amount of time.

In summary, the EKMG351ELLR47MF11D is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor that is designed for use in high-voltage applications. It has a high capacitance rating and low leakage, making it ideal for power-hungry applications.