MAL209755479E6

Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors (hereinafter referred to as AECs) are a type of capacitor that uses a porous aluminum oxide layer as an insulator between the two electrodes, giving it the ability to store larger amounts of electric charge than other types of capacitors. The MAL209755479E6 is a type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor commonly used for many types of electrical applications.

Applications

The MAL209755479E6 is mostly used in applications that require high capacitance and low resistance. Some of the applications in which this capacitor can be used include buffering, snubbing, decoupling, filtering, and voltage stabilization, among others. In many of these applications, the MAL209755479E6 is used to maintain a stable voltage by keeping the output voltage from fluctuating too much. The MAL209755479E6 is also well-suited to low frequency applications such as audio amplifiers, power supplies, and other electronic equipment.

Features

The MAL209755479E6 has an operating temperature range of -40°C to +105°C, making it suitable for a wide range of applications and environments. Its capacitance range is 220μF to 3300μF and it has a maximum operating voltage of 25V. In addition, the MAL209755479E6 also features high ripple current capability, long life expectancy, and high dielectric strength.

Working Principle

The MAL209755479E6 works on the principle of electrochemical double layer capacitance, which is also known as electrolytic capacitance. This type of capacitor works by using the porous aluminum oxide layer as the dielectric material between the two electrodes. The electrical charge is stored in the very thin layer of dielectric material, allowing the capacitor to store a large amount of charge in a very small space. The electrical charge is able to move between the electrodes, creating an electrical potential difference between them.

Conclusion

The MAL209755479E6 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a versatile and reliable capacitor well-suited to a variety of applications. Its low resistance and high capacitance, combined with its low operating temperature range, make it an ideal choice for a range of low frequency applications. In addition, its high dielectric strength, long life expectancy, and high ripple current capability make it a reliable and capable capacitor.