LGW2E122MELB50

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Aluminium Electrolytic Capacitors (AECs) are a type of capacitor that uses an electrolyte solution to store charge. They are the most commonly used capacitors and can store electric charge even when the device they are a part of is powered off. They are generally inexpensive, reliable and simple to use, making them a popular choice amongst circuit designers.

LGW2E122MELB50 is an Aluminium Electrolytic Capacitor with a low equivalent series resistance (ESR). This is a type of capacitor that uses an anode of aluminium foil, an electrolyte solution and a cathode of aluminium oxide to store electrical energy. This capacitor has a capacity of 50 μF, a working voltage of 16 V and a lifetime of 6,000 hours.

Applications of the LGW2E122MELB50 capacitor span multiple industries, where they are predominantly used in applications where a combination of a large capacitance and low ESR is required. They are frequently used to store and filter electrical signals, provide power between peaks, improve start-up behaviour, protect circuits from overvoltage and provide a reserve of energy supply to circuits.

The working principle of LGW2E122MELB50 is relatively simple – the capacitor works by creating an electrode with an anode and a cathode, and the electrolyte solution acts as the dielectric material between them. When a voltage is applied across the capacitor, charge will flow from the anode to the cathode and be stored as electric energy in the capacitor. This stored energy can then be used as a source of reserve power for the circuit when needed.

LGW2E122MELB50 is a valuable capacitor due to its large storage capacity and low ESR. It is highly reliable, has a long lifespan and can be used to store high amounts of energy efficiently. It is an ideal choice for applications where a low ESR and a large capacitance are needed, such as power filtering, overvoltage protection and providing a reserve of energy.

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