EKZN500ELL391MJ25S

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are electronic components comprised of an anode, a cathode, and two conducting electrolytes (anodic electrolyte and dielectric electrolyte). The anode and the cathode form an artificial diaphragm, which consists of aluminum foil, a thin insulating film, and Woven material. The anode is electrically connected to the outside of the capacitor and the cathode is electrically connected to the inside of the capacitor. The EKZN500ELL391MJ25S capacitor is an advanced type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor which is available in different series in the market. It has a low ESR and very high Ripple Current rating capability. this type of capacitor has high temperature and voltage ratings. It features a radial, press-fit and surface-mountable construction. It is highly reliable and has long operational lifetimes. The application field of the EKZN500ELL391MJ25S capacitor is extensive. It is commonly used in high power applications like DC-DC converters, switch mode power supplies, and class D audio amplifiers. It is also used in power line applications like power amplifiers, automotive industry, as well as to store energy in electronic circuits. This type of capacitor also has other applications in precision circuits and AC line by-pass filtering. The working principle of the EKZN500ELL391MJ25S capacitor can be explained as follows: When a voltage is applied to the anodic plate of the capacitor, an electric current flows through the anode and into the electrolyte, which creates an electric field around the cathode. This electric field creates an opposite electric field on the inside of the capacitor, which causes an accumulation of electric charges, in turn causing the capacitor to retain a certain amount of electric energy. When the voltage is removed, the accumulated electric charges are released, enabling the capacitor to discharge electric power.

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