EKZH6R3ELL122MJC5S

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors, often called “electrolytics”, are polarized capacitors with an anode made of a metal that is covered with an insulating layer of oxide which acts as the dielectric. The metal and layer are then rolled with a paper or electrolyte, which gives them their polarizing characteristic. The most common type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a cylindrical capacitor in which the two electrodes are separated by a dielectric. The capacitance value is typically measured in microfarads or microfarad-microsecond (mF-µs), and its application range is from RF circuitry to power supply bus filtering. The EKZH6R3ELL122MJC5S aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a two-pin, low-impedance capacitor designed for use in consumer electronic devices such as computers, monitors, TVs, and other devices requiring extended Life Capacitors. With its capacitance of 9.1µF and voltage rating of 10V, the EKZH6R3ELL122MJC5S is ideal for AC-modem application, power management, HF-suppression, and noise reduction. It features a high withstand voltage, high capacitance, and a low ESR value, making it suitable for use in high-frequency, high-temperature applications. The main application field of the EKZH6R3ELL122MJC5S aluminum electrolytic capacitor is AC-modem application. In AC-modem application, the capacitor is used to store energy during on-peak times when the line is receiving more power than needed, and to then return that stored energy to the line during off-peak times when the power the line typically consumes is at its lowest point. This allows for significant energy savings and helps reduce electricity consumption. In power management applications, the EKZH6R3ELL122MJC5S capacitor can be used to reduce power supply bus ringing by storing electrical charge, effectively cutting off high frequency electrical noise. This helps protect the integrity of signals traveling on the bus and reduce electrical interference. The capacitor is also commonly used in HF-suppression and noise reduction. The capacitor’s low ESR value helps reduce high-frequency noise, ensuring that signals on the line are carried with minimal distortion. The working principle of the EKZH6R3ELL122MJC5S aluminum electrolytic capacitor is based on the principle of electrochemistry. When an electrical potential is applied to the capacitor, the electrical charges on the anode side of the capacitor start to fill up the dielectric layer, and as the charge builds up, the voltage across the capacitor increases. When the capacitance reaches the maximum level, the voltage remains constant, allowing energy to be stored while still preventing further charge buildup and protecting components from overvoltage.