LGU1H392MELB

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are a form of capacitor that utilizes electrolysis and aluminum foil for its construction. This makes them a reliable and efficient way to store and release electrical charges for things such as electrical circuits, power supplies, and other electrical applications. The primary benefit of aluminum electrolytic capacitors is that they can store more electrical charge than other types of capacitors.

The LGU1H392MELB is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor that is designed to be used in a variety of electrical applications. This capacitor is rated for 100 volts, has a stored energy value of up to 1.6J per capacitor, and is able to handle temperatures up to +85°C. This makes it a great choice for reliable electrical applications and it is capable of handling large currents and voltages.

The construction of the LGU1H392MELB includes a solid one-piece aluminum case, an anode containing an electrolyte, a high-temperature-resistant cathode, and an insulating paper sleeve. The anode is made of three evenly spaced aluminum foil lines which are bent & soldered to resistive terminals. The electrolyte which is a mixture of sodium nitrate, potassium nitrate, benzene, and alcohol, coats the anode. The cathode is made of a high-temperature-resistant material that ensures stability when working with high temperatures. The insulating paper sleeve is used to protect the capacitor from environmental and mechanical factors.

The working principle behind the LGU1H392MELB is that when an electrical charge is applied, the capacitor works like a battery and stores energy. The atoms and molecules in the anode become excited due to the charge applied and release electrons into the electrolyte. The electrolyte helps to move the electrons into the cathode. As the electrons build up in the cathode, a voltage difference is created across the capacitor. This voltage difference creates a capacitor to store energy. When the charge is released, the cathode releases the electrons back into the anode and the energy stored in the capacitor is dissipated.

In conclusion, the LGU1H392MELB is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a solid construction, a high voltage rating, and a high temperature rating. This makes it an ideal choice for reliable electrical applications. It has a unique working principle that utilizes electrolysis and aluminum foil to store electrical charge for applications such as electrical circuits, power supplies, and other electrical applications. The LGU1H392MELB is a great choice for those looking for a reliable and efficient way to store and release electrical charges.

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