MALIEYN07BC556C42K

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

An aluminum electrolytic capacitor, also known as an electrolytic capacitor or sometimes simply as an electrolytic, is an electronic component that stores electrical energy temporarily in an electric field. Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are manufactured in cylindrical shapes, and use an aluminum oxide containing electrolyte as the dielectric, and typically have high capacitance values (microfarads, μF), low internal leakage and low equivalent series resistance (ESR).

The MALIEYN07BC556C4K is a large-size aluminum electrolytic capacitor that is specifically designed for high-temperature and high-reliability applications. It is widely used in automotive applications, industrial control, power control systems, communication equipment, and other electronic components with demanding performance.

The MALIEYN07BC556C4K has a rated voltage of 220V and a capacitance range of 4.7 μF to 47 μF. It also has a high temperature tolerance of 105 degrees Celsius and a self-healing property that helps protect the capacitor from damage caused by excessive current. The MALIEYN07BC556C4K is available in two termination options, snap-in type and receptacle type.

The working principle of the MALIEYN07BC556C4K is based on the phenomenon of electrolysis. Electron current circulating through the capacitor causes the electrodes to attract ions from the electrolyte. The ions move into the dielectric in the form of electrical charges, creating an electric field. This field develops electrostatic energy, which is accumulated and stored in the capacitor, ready to be released when required. The capacitor’s energy is released in the form of an electric current.

The MALIEYN07BC556C4K is a type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor, which is a capacitor that derives its capacitance from the dual action of two different layers of electrical conductors in an electrolyte. In an aluminum electrolytic capacitor, the charged ions move into the electrolyte due to the electric field created by the electrodes. The ions are attracted to the electrodes that normally have a negative charge, and the electric field creates an equilibrium between the positive and negative ions. This is known as Faraday’s law of electrolysis.

The amount of charge stored in the capacitor depends on its capacitance rating, which is determined by the size and type of dielectric material used. The dielectric material is usually a combination of an oxide and polymer. The oxidation process aids in providing the capacitance rating. Because aluminum has a higher reactivity than other metals, it is used for the positive electrode, which is then rectified through a control circuit.

The MALIEYN07BC556C4K is a high-temperature aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a temperature range of -55°C to +105°C. This is made possible by its ceramic-filled polymer sleeve, which effectively isolates the internal components from external sources, preventing thermal shock, and its self-healing capability, which prevents damage from current surges. It is ideal for use in environments where other capacitors cannot cope with extreme temperatures. Its high voltage range of 220V is also suitable for use in motor control applications.

The MALIEYN07BC556C4K is an ideal solution for a range of applications and environments, thanks to its high temperature tolerance, robust construction, and high capacitance rating. Its self-healing capability ensures that it is able to withstand extreme conditions and heavy use, making it a reliable and durable solution.

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