LKG1E103MESYAK

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in many electronic and electrical applications. The LKG1E103MESYAK series from SANYO is a great example of this type of component. This type of capacitor has become a reliable alternative for many applications due to its relatively high cost effectiveness and excellent power handling capacity.

Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are divided into two main categories: radial and axial. Radial units are generally constructed with screw terminals that are insulated and jacketed for safe use. Axial units are usually moderately large and have insulated or jacketed pressed or threaded terminals. Both types of Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are constructed with two metalized layers of aluminum oxide-based films coating each side of a rectangular dielectric aluminum foil. An electrolyte is then applied between the metalized layers to complete the capacitance.

The LKG1E103MESYAK series is a radial electrolytic capacitor with aluminum electrolyte and low equivalent series resistance (ESR). It is designed to provide excellent ripple current for high frequency applications. This series is available in a variety of mounting styles, voltage ratings, capacitance values and physical sizes.

As the name suggests, the main purpose of Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors is to store and discharge electric energy in power supply circuits. They can also be used for signal coupling and filtering, signal de-noising and amplifier stabilization. The LKG1E103MESYAK series is a great choice for use in AC line filters, power supply decoupling, EMI suppression, power factor correction, power supply recovery, power management and other related applications.

In order to understand how this component works, one needs to understand the basic principles of capacitance. The capacitance of a capacitor is the amount of charge stored for a certain voltage change. As the charge is applied to the capacitor, the voltage across it increases until it reaches its maximum value. When the voltage reaches its maximum, the capacitor begins to discharge its charge through the resistance of the device. This process is repeated until the voltage is reduced again.

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors have a unique advantage when compared to other types of capacitors. Their dielectric is much thicker and stronger than other types, and they also have very low ESR. This means that they are able to handle large amounts of current and voltage, making them an ideal choice for high power applications.

The LKG1E103MESYAK series of aluminum electrolytic capacitors are reliable and cost-effective solutions for power supply applications. They provide excellent ripple current capacity, high insulation and low ESR and they are available in a wide range of mounting styles, voltage ratings, capacitance values and physical sizes. This series is a great choice for a wide range of applications, including AC line filters, power supply decoupling, EMI suppression, power factor correction and power supply recovery.

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