LGN2Z561MELZ30

Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are a type of capacitor which is constructed with an anode of pure aluminum which is formed in to an etched foil, and is non polarised. This type of capacitor is also known as an Electrolytic Capacitor, as it uses an electrolyte to store electric charge. The electrolyte consists of an aqueous solution of boric acids, or borax, which separates the two electrodes. An electric current flows between the two components to produce an electrostatic field, enabling charge to be stored in the form of an electrical potential gradient.

The LGN2Z561MELZ30 is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor which is rated for 630V operational voltage. The capacitance of this device is 30μF and its rated ripple current is 1890mA at 105°C. The device has a radial lead package and comes in an aluminum casing with a polyester finish.

The principle of operation of the LGN2Z561MELZ30 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is similar to that of other aluminum electrolytic capacitors. When an electric current is passed through the electrolyte which separates the two electrodes, electrical charge is stored in the form of an electrical field in the aluminum foil on the anode. This electrical field generates a dielectric field, which acts as a barrier between the two electrodes, thus storing the charge and creating a capacitor.

The LGN2Z561MELZ30 is typically used in power conversion applications. Due to its high current rating, it can be used in high powered applications such as electric inverters, AC and DC converters, and UPS systems. The device is also widely used in high power audio applications such as amplifiers, as it is capable of delivering a high amount of current.

The LGN2Z561MELZ30 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a highly reliable and cost effective solution for power conversion applications. It is robust and has a long life span, making it ideal for applications where reliability is critical. With its high current rating, it can provide the necessary power conversion capabilities required by applications such as inverters and converters.