LGU1J472MELA

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are devices that use aluminum oxide as their dielectric, enabling them to store a large amount of electrons (hence their name). They consist of a conductive metal cathode and a filled electrolyte that act as a dielectric material and control the voltage build-up between two terminals. The two electrodes are then separated by an oxide layer and a special liquid electrolyte.

The LGU1J472MELA is a type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor and is used in a wide range of applications such as audio, power electronics, and circuit protection. These capacitors are available in various capacity values, up to 2200µF, and a maximum working temperature of 105°C. It has a rated voltage of 25 volts and its operating temperature ranges from -40°C to +105°C.

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are generally used as a way to store electrical energy, allowing it to be released at a later time. This can help reduce noise and vibrations, as well as provide a certain level of electrical isolation for power-related applications. The main advantages of aluminum electrolytic capacitors is their relatively large capacitance values (up to 2200µF for the LGU1J472MELA ), their low equivalent series resistance (ESR) and low self-discharge rate. When applied properly, these capacitors can help to stabilize voltage, reduce harmonics, and aid in filtering.

The LGU1J472MELA has a self-healing property and features a non-polarized design. This makes it a great choice for DC power circuits in high power density electrical equipment, such as automotive applications. It also has a low ESR that helps to minimize ripple voltage and low leakage current. The voltage rating of 25V is suitable for a broad range of applications, including lighting, telecommunications, automotive electronics, and electric power equipment.

The working principle of the LGU1J472MELA is similar to other types of capacitors. When external power is applied to the capacitor, electrons move from the negative terminal to the positive terminal by way of the electrolyte. This creates an accumulation of electrons on the positive plate and a surplus of electrons on the negative plate. When the electricity is removed, the electrons recombine and the capacitor is returned to its former state.

The LGU1J472MELA is a highly effective electrical component for the storage and delivery of electricity in circuit boards, making it a versatile and reliable choice for a wide range of applications. With its high capacity, low self-discharge rate, and self-healing property, the LGU1J472MELA is a great choice for a variety of circuits and projects.

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