LXZ6.3VB151M5X11LL

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are a broad family of capacitors that uses an electrolytic solution as a dielectric medium. These types of capacitors are commonly found in high voltage applications, such as in electric motors or power supplies. The LXZ6.3VB151M5X11LL is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor, specifically designed for use in high voltage applications.

The LXZ6.3VB151M5X11LL is specifically engineered to perform reliably under extremely high voltage conditions. It is rated for a maximum operating voltage of 6.3V and a maximum capacitance of 151μF. The capacitor has an extended lifetime of up to 5,000 hours and is able to withstand high temperature shocks of up to 85°C. The LXZ6.3VB151M5X11LL is also designed to be able to handle high ripple currents, up to 7.2A RMS. To further ensure reliability of operation, the capacitor is also hermetically sealed, preventing the electrolyte from evaporating or corroding.

The LXZ6.3VB151M5X11LL is mainly used in high voltage applications, such as in vehicle electronics, motor control, LED lighting, power conversion, and switch mode power supplies. It is also well suited for use in military and aerospace electrical systems.

The basic working principle of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor is quite simple. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor terminals, the positively charged ions are attracted to the negative plate, and the negative ions are attracted to the positive plate. This process causes the electric field between the plates to increase, which creates a capacitance effect. The electrolytic solution, or dielectric, acts as an insulator, which prevents the current from flowing between the plates.

The LXZ6.3VB151M5X11LL is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor specifically designed for use in high voltage applications. It is rated for a maximum operating voltage of 6.3V and a maximum capacitance of 151μF, and is able to withstand high temperature shocks of up to 85°C. It is mainly used in vehicle electronics, motor control, LED lighting, power conversion, switch mode power supplies, and military and aerospace electrical systems.

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