LPX271M350C7P3

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are widely used components for a variety of electrical and electronic applications, and alongside other capacitors, are indispensable components in many types of circuit design. The LPX271M350C7P3 capacitor is an example of a quality, reliable aluminum electrolytic capacitor. This article explores the application field and working principle of this capacitor, and provides a comprehensive overview of its use and how it operates.

The LPX271M350C7P3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a radial leaded capacitor designed for a variety of applications, including in ac outputs, DC/DC converters, EMI filters, LED power supplies, power supplies, voltage regulators, and UPS systems. The capacitor features an operating range of -55°C to +105°C, a 5mm-pitch lead spacing, and has an entirely safe operating voltage of up to 350 volts.

The capacitor is constructed from aluminum foil anodes, film cathodes and urethane-resin coatings that enable it to provide high volume capacitance in a small size. This size along with its high capacitance makes it an ideal choice for applications where installation space is a premium or where high-efficiency and energy stability are key considerations. It is also highly reliable and has a long lifespan, typically up to 8000h at 85°C. The capacitor also offers excellent volume resistance and reaction time, making it an excellent choice for high-frequency switching applications.

Now let us take a closer look at how an aluminum electrolytic capacitor works. The capacitor consists of two aluminum foils separated by an electrolyte-filled paper or plastic. The aluminum foil anode has a positive charge and the film cathode has a negative charge. This construction provides the capacitor with a high capacitance. The capacitance of this type of capacitor is determined mainly by the area of the aluminum foils and the thickness of the electrolyte, but also by the dielectric constant of the electrolyte. The capacitor also features a rated ripple current, which is the amount of current that flows through the capacitor over a given period of time.

When voltage is applied to the capacitor, electric current flows through and charges the capacitor plate until the voltage on the plate is equal to the applied voltage. This process results in an electrostatic charge and stores energy. When the voltage across the capacitor is removed, the electrons flow back to the cathode, allowing the capacitor to discharge. The amount of energy stored and released in this cycle differs depending on the capacitance of the aluminum electrolytic capacitor.

The LPX271M350C7P3 is widely used for its excellent performance and reliability in many applications. It offers high capacitance, low ESR, long operational life, and good temperature stability. It is also RoHS compliant, making it an advantageous choice for high-frequency switching applications. With a wide range of applications, the LPX271M350C7P3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a great choice for those looking to acquire a quality, reliable capacitor.

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