MALIEYH07DF568D42K

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are used in the majority of electronic designs due to their low cost, small footprint, and wide range of capacitance values. The MALIEYH07DF568D42K is a popular aluminum electrolytic capacitor with both capacitor and resistor elements. Its application field and working principle are as follows.

First, the MALIEYH07DF568D42K is typically used for power decoupling and smoothing applications. In these applications, the capacitor acts as a buffer between various voltage sources, reducing the effects of transients and voltage spikes on sensitive systems. Additionally, the capacitor’s resistance element helps to linearize the current, thus leading to better load regulation and less noise. The MALIEYH07DF568D42K is capable of handling up to 12.5A at 100V.

Second, the MALIEYH07DF568D42K operates on the principle of electrochemical conversion. At the heart of the capacitor is an anode made of aluminum foil that has been chemically etched to increase surface area. This aluminum anode is separated from the cathode, which is made of a material that is resistant to electrolyte. When a voltage is applied between the anode and cathode, electrons from the anode migrate across the electrolyte to the cathode, which builds up a charge and a capacitance. The capacitance is proportional to the surface area of the anode and the distance between the anode and cathode.

To sum it up, the MALIEYH07DF568D42K aluminum electrolytic capacitor is used for power decoupling and linearization applications. Its anode, made of chemically etched aluminum foil, creates a capacitance effect by the migration of electrons across the electrolyte from the anode to the cathode. The capacitor is capable of handling up to 12.5A at 100V.