MAL214055102E3

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors, commonly known as aluminum capacitors, are some of the most widely used components in the electronics market. They are designed to store electrical energy and are capable of supporting high voltage. The MAL214055102E3 is a high-performance aluminum electrolytic capacitor and is designed for use in a variety of applications and environments. This article will provide an overview of the MAL214055102E3’s application field and working principle.

The MAL214055102E3 has a wide range of applications and is suitable for use in high-precision digital, analog and switching circuits. It can provide high voltage storage and quick switching capabilities, and is ideal for applications requiring long life and high reliability, such as LCD backplanes, automotive power rails and radar systems. The MAL214055102E3 also offers great flexibility, allowing it to be used in applications requiring different operating voltages.

The operation of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor begins with the conversion of electrical energy into electrostatic energy. When a voltage is applied to the terminals, the aluminum film is electrochemically polarized, creating an electric field. This electric field causes ions to migrate through the electrolyte toward the negative terminal. The migration of ions creates a negative charge on the negative terminal of the capacitor and a positive charge on the positive terminal.

As more ions travel through the electrolyte, the electric field increases and the voltage across the capacitor rises. This process continues until the capacitor reaches the maximum voltage it can support without breaking down. At this point, the electric field within the capacitor is stabilized and the capacitor no longer reacts to changes in the voltage applied to its terminals.

When the voltage across the terminals of the capacitor reaches a certain level, it will cease to charge and the capacitor will reach its maximum voltage. At this point, the charge stored in the capacitor will begin to discharge when the voltage across the terminals is reduced. This discharge creates a current which is proportional to the rate of discharging of the capacitor.

The MAL214055102E3 possesses a variety of features which distinguish it from other aluminum electrolytic capacitors. It has a low equivalent series resistance and a low equivalent series inductance, which help to minimize the drop in voltage across the capacitor when carrying high currents. It also has a high temperature operating range and a long service life, with a maximum allowed voltage of 55V.

In conclusion, the MAL214055102E3 is a high-performance aluminum electrolytic capacitor designed for use in a variety of applications. It is capable of storing high-voltage energy, and features a low equivalent series resistance and inductance, a high temperature operating range, and a long service life. As such, it is ideal for applications requiring long life and high reliability, such as LCD backplanes, automotive power rails, and radar systems.

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