ELXY500ETD471MK25S

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors provide inexpensive capacitance for both filtering and bypassing applications. These capacitors are constructed of metalized or etched aluminum or aluminum foil for the anode with an electrolyte impregnated paper or plastic material as the dielectric separator. A metalized or etched aluminum layer serves as the cathode. An oxygen-free aluminum foil acts as the cell barrier. This physically isolates each capacitor in the series, which can contain hundreds of cells.

ELXY500ETD471MK25S capacitors, like other aluminum electrolytic capacitors, use Faraday’s Law of Electromagnetic Induction to create a varying magnetic field. This varying magnetic field creates an electric field between the aluminum and the cathode. The electric field creates a current that flows through the electrolyte between the anode and the cathode, allowing charge carriers electrons and ions to cross the barrier.

The capacitance of ELXY500ETD471MK25S capacitors depends on the two interface layers. The larger the interface layer area and the thinner the dielectric, the higher the capacitance. The ELXY500ETA471MK25S can provide up to 470μF of capacitance at 25V. These capacitors also have a high ripple current rating of up to 500mA, allowing them to be used in high-frequency power applications. They are also small in size, making them ideal for use in low-profile circuits.

ELXY500ETD471MK25S capacitors are used mainly in DC to DC converters, AC/DC adapters, automotive electronics, and power supplies. In these applications, they are used primarily for filtering and smoothing, as they can store large amounts of energy and quickly release it. They are also used to suppress electrical noise and EMI and to reduce switching transients in power circuits. The capacitors are designed to last for years in harsh environments and feature long-lasting properties such as high temperature stability and reliable long-term performance.

The ELXY500ETD471MK25S capacitors’ working principle is the same as other types of aluminum electrolytic capacitors. They use Faraday’s Law of Electromagnetic Induction to create a varying magnetic field. This magnetic field creates an electric field between the aluminum and the cathode. The electric field creates a current that flows through the electrolyte between the anode and the cathode. The current is used to store energy and the dielectric used in the capacitor determines the capacitance of the capacitor.

In conclusion, ELXY500ETD471MK25S aluminum electrolytic capacitors are highly reliable components that provide inexpensive capacitance for small, low-profile circuits. These capacitors feature high ripple current ratings, small size and long-term reliability, making them suitable for a range of applications in DC to DC converters, AC/DC adapters, automotive electronics, and power supplies. They use Faraday’s Law of Electromagnetic Induction to create an electric field that allows them to store energy and rapidly release it when needed.

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