LDM2G820MERYGA

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors have been used in electrical and electronic systems for many years, and their use is growing steadily due to their low cost and wide availability. The conductive anode in aluminum electrolytic capacitors is an aluminum foil that is etched with an acid treatment. The anode is then rolled into a cylinder and a separator layer, a manganese dioxide, is applied on the inside of the cylinder. This layer serves as an insulator between the anode and cathode and helps prevent current leakage. On the outside of the cylinder, a bottom layer of paper or plastic film and an top layer of stamped metal plates are added. This is what forms the actual capacitor.

The LDM2G820MERYGA is a high-quality aluminum electrolytic capacitor commonly used in a wide range of applications, including power applications and various consumer devices. It is rated at 6.3 V and offers a capacitance of 2,200 microfarad. This capacitor has an ESR of 230 to 280 ohms and a ripple current of 5,400 mA. It has a temperature range of -55 to +105°C, a shelf life of 5,000 hours, and a maximum leakage current of 1,350 µA.

The LDM2G820MERYGA capacitor is ideal for use in switching power supplies, dc-dc converters, circuits that need a reliable and durable source of power, and various other applications. One of the most notable features of this capacitors is its high capacitance and ripple current rating, making it particularly well-suited for noise suppression, peak power buffering, and peak current smoothing applications. Additionally, it can be used in devices that require a high level of stability and reliability due to its wide temperature range and 5,000-hour shelf life.

The working principle of the LDM2G820MERYGA is based on the behavior of electric charges in between two electrodes that are separated by a dielectric material. When a voltage is applied to the electrodes, an electric field is created, causing charges to move and accumulate on the surface of the electrodes. The electric energy is stored in the capacitor as electrostatic energy. When the electric field is removed, the charges remain on the plates of the capacitor, allowing the capacitor to act as a storage device.

The LDM2G820MERYGA aluminum electrolytic capacitor is an ideal choice for a wide range of applications due its high capacitance and ripple current rating, wide temperature range, and long shelf life. With its high stability and reliability, this capacitor can provide reliable and consistent power for all of your circuit needs. This makes it an excellent choice for power applications and other devices requiring a reliable source of power.

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