MALREKA00PB168ML0K

Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors consist of a number of metal layers with an electrolyte sandwiched between them. An electric current is passed through the layers, forming an electric field within the capacitor. This electric field creates an accumulation of electrons within the capacitor, giving it a positive charge which is proportional to the strength of the electric current applied. The electric charge is then stored in the capacitor and can be accessed if required.

The MALREKA00PB168ML0K aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a popular choice for most applications because of its excellent characteristics such as high-temperature stability, high reliability and good long-term performance. It also comes in a range of sizes and capacitances.

Application Field

MALREKA00PB168ML0K aluminum electrolytic capacitors are most often used in power supplies, DC-to-DC converters, load-bearing circuits, signal filtering, oscillator circuits, wave generators and line filters. They are also used in power conditioning circuits, uninterruptible power supplies, motor start-up and control circuits, and battery packs. In consumer electronics, they are used in cameras, camcorders, DVD players, portable gaming systems, as well as in various industrial applications.

Working Principle

An aluminum electrolytic capacitor works by passing an electrical current through two metal layers separated by an electrolyte. When voltage is applied, the electrical current causes a buildup of electrons within the capacitor. This buildup of electrons creates an electric field, which accumulates and stores charge in the capacitor which can be used as necessary.

The MALREKA00PB168ML0K aluminum electrolytic capacitor has several advantages over other types of capacitors. The most important benefit is that it can withstand a wide range of temperatures, making it suitable for a variety of applications. It can also provide higher capacitance values than other types of capacitors. Furthermore, aluminum electrolytic capacitors have a greater resistance to failure and a much longer life span.