ELBK350ELL602AMN3S

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in electronics and electrical engineering, and are a key component in many devices. ELBK350ELL602AMN3S is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a wide range of applications. It is an all-round component designed for general purpose use, providing reliable performance and long-term stability.

Specification

The ELBK350ELL602AMN3S has a voltage rating of 6 VDC and a capacitance range of 35μF-1.8 mF. It is rated at 85°C and has a maximum ripple current of 4.2 A over the full temperature range. It also has low impedance and high surge current ratings.

Application Field

The ELBK350ELL602AMN3S has a wide range of applications in electronics and electrical engineering. It can be used for power supply filtering and smoothing, as well as for transient voltage absorption and regulation. It is commonly used in backlights, display screens, and other devices requiring a stable and reliable power supply. It is also ideal for voltage conditions in higher temperature environments.

Working Principle

The ELBK350ELL602AMN3S is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor, meaning it works like a battery. Inside the ELBK350ELL602AMN3S is a positive and negative metal plate, separated by an electrolyte. When an electric current is applied, an electrochemical reaction takes place, generating a voltage across the plates via the electrolyte.

The ELBK350ELL602AMN3S utilizes this reaction to store and discharge energy. When a current is applied, it stores the current and releases it at a constant voltage when the current is removed. This makes it ideal for applications where a stable voltage is required, such as power filters and regulators.

Conclusion

The ELBK350ELL602AMN3S is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a wide range of applications. This component is rated for 6 VDC and has a capacitance range of 35μF-1.8 mF. It can be used for power supply filtering and smoothing, as well as for transient voltage absorption and regulation. The ELBK350ELL602AMN3S utilizes an electrochemical reaction to store and discharge energy, making it ideal for applications where a stable voltage is required.