EKMH250VSN333MA50T

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are electronic components that use the chemical properties of an aqueous alkaline electrolyte (usually aqueous potassium hydroxide), plus the combination of an anode and a cathode, to store electrical energy.

The EKMH250VSN333MA50T is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a max rated voltage of 250V and a capacitance of 333MFD. The operating temperature range goes from -40°C to +85°C and its life expectancy is up to 3000 hours at a temperature of +105°C.

The EKMH250VSN333MA50T is commonly used in high frequency AC/DC power conversion circuits and high current circuits, such as HDTV and LCD displays, computer motherboards, switching power supplies and UPS systems. Its high voltage and high capacitance characteristics make it ideal for applications where large amounts of energy need to be stored quickly.

The working principle of the capacitor is based on the electrical double layer effect. When a voltage is applied across a capacitor, electric charges of opposite signs store energies in the form of electric field and charge distribution and form an electrochemical barrier known as dielectric. This dielectric stores the electric field energy which, in turn, stores the energy of the electric charges in the capacitor.

When the voltage is applied across the capacitor, the electric current (or electrons) flows from one terminal of the capacitor to the other. This current, when passing through the electric double layer, produces an electrostatic electric field which stores electrical energy in the capacitor. This is how electric energy is stored or discharged from the capacitor, depending on the direction of the applied voltage.

In summary, the EKMH250VSN333MA50T is a robust and reliable aluminum electrolytic capacitor ideal for high voltage and high energy applications. Its working principle is based on the electrical double layer effect, which stores electrical energy in the capacitor by producing an electrostatic electric field.

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