EMLK6R3ADA470ME61G

Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors, also known as electrolytic capacitors, are widely used in various electronic products and circuits. This type of capacitor utilizes a relatively large anode surface covered of a thin layer of oxide that acts as a dielectric, with a cathode of aluminum foil connected to it. The result is a capacitor with a large capacity for storing electrical charge.

EMLK6R3ADA470ME61G Application Field and Working Principle

The EMLK6R3ADA470ME61G is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor developed by the Panasonic Corp. It is a non-polar capacitor of around 4700uF voltage. It has a rated voltage of 35V and an operating temperature range of -40 and +85°C. It is most commonly used in switching power supplies and power supplies in audio equipment.

The EMLK6R3ADA470ME61G aluminum electrolytic capacitor works by placing a thin layer of oxide dielectric on the surface of the anode. This oxide layer is used to separate the two metal plates inside the capacitor, thus allowing for the storage of electrical charge. The dielectric oxide layer has a high dielectric constant, which allows for the capacitor’s high capacitance and voltage rating.

The EMLK6R3ADA470ME61G has an electrolyte system of organic solvents. The electrolyte serves as an ionized substance which allows for current to flow through the pores in the oxide layer. This ensures that there is an electrical charge that can be stored while also allowing for a low leakage current in the capacitor. The electrolyte also ensures good temperature stability for the capacitor.

The capacitor offers an extremely long useful life, as the oxide layer is not subject to degradation. This makes them ideal for use in applications like power supplies,

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