ESL107M050AGMAA

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are an important branch of electronic components in the industry. The ESL107M050AGMAA is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor developed by a recognized leader in the field. It is widely used in the market, such as communications, power supplies, computers, toys, and car engines.

The ESL107M050AGMAA is a high-performance aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a pin type terminal. It has a voltage rating of 50V, a capacitance of 1000uF, and a ripple current of 5.0A at 120Hz. It also has a wide temperature range from -40 to +85℃.

Its features include low ESR (<50mΩ), low impedance (<50mΩ), high stability, and high reliability. It is also RoHS compliant, halogen-free, and moisture-resistant. It is widely used in switch power supplies, telecom power supplies, and PC motherboards or peripherals.

The working principle of ESL107M050AGMAA can be divided into two parts – construction and function. Its construction consists of a cylinder-shaped aluminum body and two aluminum plates, one on each side of the cylinder. The bodies are filled with an electrolyte made of water and boric acid. The plates and the electrolyte form an oxide layer along the inside of the body. This oxide layer acts as the dielectric, allowing the formation of a capacitor. The function part starts with the application of an electric voltage. This voltage causes the electrolyte to flow between the two plates, producing a charge separation between the metal plates, which creates an electric field.

The ESL107M050AGMAA offers excellent performance and reliability, making it ideal for a wide range of applications. It is commonly used in switch power supplies, telecom power supplies, and PC motherboards or peripherals. Its low ESR and high ripple current rating make it popular for power-supply and filter capacitor applications, as well as for protecting the electrical circuits from voltage fluctuations.

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