MAL213661151E3

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are a type of capacitors that are made of an aluminum anode, formed in the shape of a cylinder or foil, and an electrolyte-soaked paper spacer. This type of capacitor is designed to store an electric charge and help resist changes in voltage. The MAL213661151E3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a radial type capacitor with a 7 mm diameter and is made from non-solid aluminum electrolytic and polypropylene film.

The MAL213661151E3 is available in a range of capacitances ranging from 4.7uF to 220uF and a range of voltages from 6.3V to 200V. This makes it suitable for a variety of applications, including automotive, power supplies, computer peripherals, instrumentation, and consumer electronics.

The working principle of the MAL213661151E3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is relatively simple. In its operation, an electric field is generated between the anode and the electrolyte (an electrolyte is an electrical conductive liquid). This electric field serves to build up a charge on the anode which is then counteracted by the electrolyte. This process of charge accumulation and counteraction creates a capacitance, which stores and releases a specified amount of electric energy in a controlled fashion. In the MAL213661151E3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor, the capacitance that it stores is determined by the value of the anode’s surface area and the thickness of its electrolyte layer.

The MAL213661151E3 is widely used in a variety of applications, including automotive, power supplies, computer peripherals, instrumentation, and consumer electronics. Due to its low cost and low leakage current, it is also suitable for use in damp or low power environments. Additionally, its non-solid electrolyte makes it ideal for filter circuits, ripple control, and signal conditioning circuits. Its small size makes it suitable for applications with limited space, such as on printed circuit boards.

In summary, the MAL213661151E3 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a radial type capacitor with a 7 mm diameter and is made from non-solid aluminum electrolytic and polypropylene film. This makes it a suitable choice for a range of applications, including automotive, power supplies, computer peripherals, instrumentation, and consumer electronics. The working principle of this capacitor is based on the build-up and release of a specific amount of charge between the anode and the electrolyte, which ultimately determines the capacitance of the device.