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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors, also known as electrolytic caps, are a type of components used in electronics circuits, typically for filtering. They consist of two aluminum plates separated by a thin dielectric film and impregnated with an electrolyte. The two electrodes are held together in a sealed metal casing, which prevents air and moisture from entering or leaving the device. They are generally used in applications requiring stable voltage and high current capacity.

MAL214665392E3 Application Field and Working Principle

The MAL214665392E3 aluminum electrolytic capacitors are designed for use in high performance audio applications. The capacitance of these capacitors is rated at 2.465uF and is rated for a working voltage of up to 25VDC. The strong capacitance and voltage rating make them an ideal choice for use in filter circuits for audio applications.

The MAL214665392E3 aluminum electrolytic capacitors operate on the Faraday principle. This principle states that when a voltage is applied across two electrodes, separated by an electrolyte, a current will flow between them and an electrical charge will be stored on each electrode. This charge separation causes the capacitance between the two electrodes to increase, which results in a capacitance increase.

The capacitance of the MAL214665392E3 aluminum electrolytic capacitors is highly stable over a wide temperature range, and their performance is not affected by changes in the atmospheric conditions. They also have a very low internal resistance, which means that they can withstand high levels of power without generating excessive heat. Furthermore, they are a reliable source of power for electronic circuit application, making them a popular choice for audio applications.

The MAL214665392E3 aluminum electrolytic capacitors are reliable, cost-effective solutions for many audio applications. They provide stable voltage and high current capacity, while also having low internal resistance and a wide temperature range. Their excellent performance characteristics make them an ideal choice for high performance audio applications.