EKMR401VSN271MQ35S

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in various electronic devices and industrial machines.

It is usually used to filter noise, stabilize voltage or store electric charge temporarily. The EKMR401VSN271MQ35S is one of the most common types of aluminum electrolytic capacitors. This type of capacitor consists of two metal plates and a liquid electrolyte solution, sealed in an aluminum can. The two metal plates are made of rolled aluminum foil. One of the plates is referred to as the anode and the other is the cathode. A dielectric layer made of oxide aluminum separates the plates.

The EKMR401VSN271MQ35S capacitor offers high capacitance in a very small footprint. It has a rated voltage of 630V, a capacitance range of 220 to 470 μF and a maximum permitted ripple-current of 0.45 A. It is mainly used in applications that require high capacitance and tolerance values in a limited space.

In terms of working principle, when voltage is applied, an electric field is formed between the two foil plates. This in turn causes electric charge to be stored between the plates. The stored charge determines the capacitor’s capacitance value. This capacitance value typically stays constant until it is recharged. When current is applied, the electric charges stored between the plates is discharged, allowing for a new and steady capacitance value to be established.

In applications, the EKMR401VSN271MQ35S capacitor is mainly used in power supplies, converters, motor drives, inverters, and other power electronic circuits. It is also used in circuit applications where excellent capacitance stability, long life and high surge current capability is essential.

The EKMR401VSN271MQ35S is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor characterized by its high capacitance value, high voltage rating, and high surge current capability. It is ideal for use in a wide range of electronic applications where capacitors need to be able to handle large amounts of energy.

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