LNT1H223MSE

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors, also known as \'electrolytic capacitors\', are widely used in the field of electronic devices. They are one of the most commonly used electronic component types in current electronic products. The LNT1H223MSE aluminum electrolytic capacitor is no exception and is still widely used in many electronic devices.

LNT1H223MSE is a polarized aluminum electrolytic capacitor that is typically used in consumer and communication electronic equipment, mainly for noise filtering, energy storage, and signal approximation. It is an axial lead-type aluminum electrolytic capacitor that conforms to standard AEC-Q200. The maximum operating temperature range is -40℃ to +105℃ and the maximum ripple current is 240mA.

The main structure of the LNT1H223MSE aluminum electrolytic capacitor consists of two metal foils wound together with an extremely thin dielectric oxide film of aluminum oxide between each layer. One of the metal foils is etched with holes or slits to increase the surface area. This increases the effective area of the capacitor, provides more space for liquid electrolyte, and increases the total capacitance. The other metal foil is left plain and serves as a common electrode. This structure makes the LNT1H223MSE an aluminum electrolytic capacitor.

The working principle of the aluminum electrolytic capacitor is based on the positive and negative ions of the electrolyte in the capacitor. By applying a voltage to the two electrodes, the positive and negative electrons of the electrolyte correspond to two different ions, which generate an electric field between the two electrodes. The electric field in the two layers of aluminum oxide film can generate a charge, thus separating charges and storing energy. The amount of electric energy stored depends on the capacitance of the capacitor, which depends on the area of the electrode and the permittivity of the oxide film.