MAL212048471E3

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors, or AECs, are a type of capacitor that is constructed primarily of an aluminum foil core and a electrolyte solution. They are commonly used in electrical components such as motors, lightings and transformers. An example of an AEC is the MAL212048471E3.

The MAL212048471E3 capacitor is commonly used in high frequency applications such as pulse circuits for medical imaging, communication circuits, and frequency synthesizer circuits. It features a large capacitance, low equivalent series resistance (ESR), and low leakage current. Its aluminum core has high thermal capacity, enabling it to handle large current changes with minimal variation in voltage. Additionally, it offers high stability at both high and low temperatures.

The working principle of the MAL212048471E3 capacitor is based on the principles of electrolytic capacitance and electrochemical polarization. The foil core of this capacitor is an anode, and when a voltage is applied the anode becomes polarized and stores a charge. The electrolyte provides the opposite polarity and acts as a cathode. The two components are separated by a paper membrane, and leakage current is minimized because of this thin foil barrier. This creates a capacitor with a high capacitance per unit volume.

The MAL212048471E3 capacitor is one of the most popular AECs on the market today. Its ability to reliably provide a high capacitance, low ESR, and low leakage current makes it a great choice for all types of applications. Its solid aluminum core also makes it a desirable choice in applications where temperature fluctuations are expected. This high performance and reliable capacitor is sure to meet the needs of any application, from electrical components to pulse circuits.

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