LGW2E182MELC50

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are types of capacitors that employ a layer of aluminum oxide, the natural dielectric of aluminum, on the surface of aluminum foil as its electrode. Capacitance is formed through the application of a radial pressure, or a reverse voltage, to the solid electrolyte. One of the common aluminum electrolytic capacitors is the LGW2E182MELC50.

Application Field of LGW2E182MELC50

Since the LGW2E182MELC50 is a type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor, its primary application is for filtering, timing, and voltage regulation in a circuit. It is typically employed as a non-polarized capacitor and frequently used in connection with AC power line in audio equipment, toys and other electronic devices in consumer products. It may also be used in applications for bridging, bypassing, filtering, decoupling, and rectifying circuits. The LGW2E182MELC50 consists of two terminals with a voltage rating of 50 volts DC and a capacitance of 18uF. Its dimensions are quite small, making it preferred choice for applications in consumer electronics and portable device.

The Working Principle of LGW2E182MELC50

The LGW2E182MELC50 is a type of an axial capacitor based on an aluminum electrolyte. It is constructed of a cylindrical form, with electrodes on both sides. Aluminum has a low melting temperature, so it can be easily formed rich in contact area with the electrolyte. As the aluminum foil is inserted in the electrolyte, it develops a dielectric layer of aluminum oxide on its surface, creating the capacitance.

The working principle of LGW2E182MELC50 is based on the basic capacitor principle. When a voltage is applied to the two electrodes, the electrical current flows from one electrode to the other. The current charges the capacitor and the capacitance is formed in the presence of a dielectric material, aluminum oxide. As the voltage increases, the aluminum oxide becomes thinner and the capacitance decreases. This process is reversed when the voltage is decreased.

Additionally, LGW2E182MELC50 has the capability to store or hold charge, since its ability to hold charge is determined by its capacitance. When the capacitor is discharged, its capacitance decreases, leading to a decrease of its storage or hold ability. Furthermore, the LGW2E182MELC50 is usually used for high-frequency applications such as on circuit boards and in DC-DC converters.

The LGW2E182MELC50 is an important component in a wide range of electronic circuits and devices. It is renowned for its small size, its high capacitance, and its stable performance. It is manufactured using high-quality materials, ensuring that its performance is reliable and consistent. Furthermore, it offers numerous advantages such as high temperature range, longer service life, higher frequency capacity, and high capacitance.

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