LAQ2P561MELB35

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

The LAQ2P561MELB35, a component in the family of Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors, is specifically designed for general-purpose capacitance needs. It offers high energy density and reliability due to its use of an anode of aluminum foil and cathode of aluminum oxide.

Applications

The LAQ2P561MELB35 aluminum electrolytic capacitor has a wide range of possible applications, including power supplies, DC/DC converters, audio/video equipment, and electronic equipment. It boasts a rated voltage of 250VAC and a capacitance of 560μF. The capacitor’s size is compact, at 45x20mm.

Advantages

The LAQ2P561MELB35 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a component with numerous advantages, such as low impedance, high energy density, low temperature rise, and long life. Additionally, its versatility makes it suitable for many different types of electrolytic capacitors, with capacitance values ranging from 100μF-3,300μF.

Disadvantages

Despite its many advantages, the LAQ2P561MELB35 aluminum electrolytic capacitor also carries certain drawbacks. These include a limited operating temperature range (-40°C to +105°C) and a relatively low maximum capacitance value of 560μF. Additionally, individual capacitors may have a certain degree of voltage leakage, particularly when they are used in circuits with frequencies or high voltages.

Working Principle

The working principles of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor are based on Faraday’s law of electrolysis. It consists of an anode, cathode, and dielectric material, which is usually a paper or metal oxide. The anode is typically made of an aluminum foil that is etched or etched to form a series of tiny portals. These allow ions to flow freely from the solution to the aluminum surface. The cathode, on the other hand, is typically composed of an activated aluminum oxide layer that is used to absorb the positive ions from the solution. A small gap between the anode and cathode is usually filled with an electrolyte solution that facilitates the exchange of ions between the two electrodes. When an electric field is applied, the positive ions from the solution are drawn towards the negative electric field and the negative ions are drawn towards the positive electric field. As a result, an electric potential is created, creating a electric charge.

Conclusion

The LAQ2P561MELB35 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a reliable and versatile component with a wide range of possible applications. It boasts a capacitance of 560μF, a rated voltage of 250VAC, and a compact size of 45x20 mm. Though it has certain drawbacks, such as limited operating temperature range and relatively low maximum capacitance value, it is still a viable option for many general-purpose capacitance needs. The working principle of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor is based on Faraday’s law of electrolysis, in which an electric field is applied to create an electric potential for the exchange of ions.

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