LAR2G471MELC35

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors - designated by the part number LAR2G471MELC35 - are polarized components made up of aluminum foil, separator paper, and electrolyte, typically used in a wide variety of electronic circuits. The electrolyte used in these components typically consists of an oil-based dielectric material such as ethylene glycol, which provides the electrical conductivity required for the device to operate correctly. They are typically manufactured with a long life rating and are characterized by an excellent series of temperature coefficients, making them ideal for use in multiple-power-source applications.

These capacitors are used to store and release energy in a wide variety of electronic systems. They are useful for applications such as motor starting, variable frequency motor drives, switching power supplies, battery backup circuits, and power conditioning. As well, they are commonly used for filtering, snubbing, and voltage compensation applications. They can be used in an extensive number of electronic circuits such as power amplifiers, RF amplifiers, and even audio circuits.

The LAR2G471MELC35 is single-layer aluminum electrolytic capacitors, distinguished by their low ESR and high capacitance values. At the heart of these components lies the aluminum foil, which acts as the positive terminal and provides a surface area that determines the capacitance of the device. The aluminum foil is then separated from the electrolyte by several layers of separator paper, and the two are sealed off by a separate foil, which also provides a conducting surface area for current flow. The most common type of capacitors used in electronics use a manganese dioxide electrolyte.

The working principle of aluminum electrolytic capacitors is simple. When a voltage is applied to the device, the positive terminal on the aluminum foil draws electrons from the negative terminal, and a charge is stored on the capacitance between the two terminals. This stored charge is then released when the voltage is removed, allowing the current in the circuit to flow through the device. The rate of charge stored and released is largely determined by the thickness of the aluminum, the spacing between the separator paper and electrolyte, and the speed at which the applied voltage is reducing or increasing.

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are an essential part of most modern electronic circuits, and the LAR2G471MELC35 is a reliable and dependable component for such applications. Its low ESR and high capacitance values make it an excellent choice for a variety of power supply and filtering applications. As well, its long-term reliable operating life makes it an ideal choice for applications such as audio circuits, motor drives, and power amplifiers. With its impressive list of features and reliable performance, it is easy to see why aluminum electrolytic capacitors are a popular choice for electronics designers everywhere.

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