M39018/04-2206M

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are a type of capacitor that is constructed using an aluminum oxide layer as a dielectric material, which makes them an ideal choice for many different electronic applications. The M39018/04-2206M is one such part, designed specifically for use in aerospace and industrial applications. This article will discuss the application fields, as well as the working principles, of this particular aluminum electrolytic capacitor.

Applications

The M39018/04-2206M aluminum electrolytic capacitor is designed specifically for use in aerospace and industrial applications. It is used as a principal component in applications ranging from military/avionics systems to power supplies and medical equipment. Due to their compact size, aluminum electrolytic capacitors have a much higher capacitance than other types of capacitors, making them an ideal choice for these applications.

Additionally, aluminum electrolytic capacitors are highly reliable components with an expected lifetime of ten years or more, making them perfect for applications with long operational periods, such as aerospace or industrial applications. They are also highly resistant to extreme temperatures, allowing them to tolerate the fluctuating temperatures caused by high-intensity computing or circuit architectures.

Working Principle

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are constructed using an aluminum oxide layer as a dielectric material. This oxide layer is created by treating the surface of the aluminum with an electrolyte, which oxidizes the surface and creates a thin layer of oxide. This oxide layer is the component that actually stores the electrical charge, giving the capacitor its capacitance. The aluminum foil layers inside the capacitor are then used to seal the oxide layer, creating a hermetic seal that provides electrical insulation and density to the capacitor.

The oxide layer allows the capacitance to be adjusted simply by adjusting the surface area of the aluminum foils. This allows the aluminum electrolytic capacitors to be tuned to suit the exact requirements of their particular application.

Due to the oxide layer, aluminum electrolytic capacitors require a certain amount of voltage to be applied before they function correctly. When the voltage is below this level, the capacitors will not be able to store any charge. The size of the capacitor also affects the amount of voltage it requires to function; larger capacitors require higher voltages.

The M39018/04-2206M aluminum electrolytic capacitor has a voltage rating of 63V and a capacitance rating of 1000μF. This means that it is suitable for high voltage applications, such as aerospace and military systems, and can store a large amount of charge.

Conclusion

The M39018/04-2206M aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a highly reliable and dependable component designed specifically for use in aerospace and industrial applications. This capacitor is constructed using an aluminum oxide layer as a dielectric material which allows it to store a large amount of charge despite its compact size. It has a voltage rating of 63V and a capacitance rating of 1000μF, making it perfect for applications that require high voltage or large amounts of stored charge.

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