KZE6.3VB331M6X11LL

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are fixed capacitors with a dielectric material made of aluminum oxide. This type of capacitor can store a large amount of electrical energy in a small space at low cost. The KZE6.3VB331M6X11LL is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a reliable performance that is widely used as a filter and buffer in power supply circuits.

The KZE6.3VB331M6X11LL aluminum electrolytic capacitor has low internal resistance, high temperature resistance, and high electrostatic capacity. It has a high capacitance stability, a high insulation resistance, and low leakage current. The KZE6.3VB331M6X11LL has a rated capacitance value of 6.3µF, a rated voltage of 16VDC, and a maximum allowed operating temperature of 105°C. It is also able to withstand temperature fluctuations and has a large capacity for voltage surges.

The KZE6.3VB331M6X11LL has a wide range of applications including power noise reduction, motor drive and control, frequency conversion system power supply filter, power supply filtering and buffering, and DC filter. It is used to reduce noise, superimposed interference, ripples and voltage surges and also for DC filtering. It can also be used to improve the anti-load performance of power supplies, increase the output accuracy of high-power DC-DC converters, and enhance the ripple filter performance of variable frequency drives.

The working principle of aluminum electrolytic capacitors is based on charging and discharging processes that are similar to that of any dielectric capacitor. These capacitors are formed by immersing two closely spaced aluminum foils in an electrolyte solution. These foils are then coated with an anodic oxide layer from the electrolyte solution. One of the layer is conductive and the other is non-conductive, forming the capacitor dielectric.

When a source of voltage is applied to the capacitor, the electric field generated between the two layers causes electrons to flow from one plate to the other. This causes the oxide layer to charge up and accumulate static electricity which can then be stored in the capacitor. During the discharging process the electric charge is released and the capacitor is reset back to its original voltage. This process is repeated every time a capacitor is charged and discharged.

The KZE6.3VB331M6X11LL aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a reliable and cost-effective component with a wide range of applications. It has a high operating temperature and a high capacitance stability, as well as a low internal resistance and leakage current. The capacitor’s high insulation resistance and ability to withstand voltage surges also make it suitable for many electrical applications.

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