LGX2E681MELB35

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in many different types of applications from power supplies, to pulsed power applications, to even high voltage applications. The LGX2E681MELB35 is an example of one type of these devices. This capacitor is a type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor, and utilizes an anode of aluminum and an electrolytic foil to create an electric field that stores energy.

The LGX2E681MELB35 is a radial-leaded aluminum electrolytic capacitor that is rated at 2.2µF and is rated to a working voltage of 6.3V. It has a maximum ripple current of 50mA, a standard 10% Leakage Current, and can be operated in ranges from -40°C to +85°C. It has an impedance of 5 Ohms (1kHz), a capacitance tolerance of ±20%, and a shelf lifetime of up to 2000 hours when operated for up to 85°C.

The main use of this particular type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor is in power supplies, where it is used to store and release energy in order to maintain a constant output voltage and current. The capacitor is able to store and release the energy in a very efficient manner, allowing for a clean, stable output. Another application for this type of capacitor is in pulsed power systems, as it is able to store and quickly release large amounts of energy and is not affected by the pulse duration.

The working principle of the LGX2E681MELB35 is essentially the same as other types of aluminum electrolytic capacitors. It is composed of two electrodes, namely an anode, which is typically made of aluminum, and an electrolytic foil. When a voltage is applied, the electrolytic foil allows electrons to flow through it and the stored energy builds up in the electric field between the electrodes. This electric field is then able to store and release energy when the voltage is changed.

The LGX2E681MELB35 is a great option for applications where a reliable, efficient, and stable energy storage device is required. The device is also relatively low cost when compared to other types of capacitors, and is relatively small in size, making it suitable for space-limited applications, such as power supplies and pulsed power systems.

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