MLS102M150EB0C

Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

MLS102M150EB0C aluminum electrolytic capacitors are designed for power supplies and power electronics applications. These capacitors offer excellent performance and long-term reliability, making them the ideal choice for many types of applications in the consumer electronics market.

Application Field of MLS102M150EB0C

MLS102M150EB0C aluminum electrolytic capacitors are designed for a wide range of applications in power supplies and power electronics. Due to their rugged construction and superior performance, they can be used in a variety of industries including consumer electronics, computers, avionics, automotive, industrial control and power supply products.

They are particularly well-suited for high-frequency switching and power conversion applications, such as DC-DC converters, AC-DC converters, SMPS, double-conversion UPS systems, frequency converters and automotive ECUs. They are also suitable for use as emergency standby capacitors for ac-dc converters, power conversion systems, and other dc-powered systems.

Working Principle of MLS102M150EB0C

MLS102M150EB0C aluminum electrolytic capacitors are constructed from two foils, the cathode and anode, separated by an electrolyte-filled separator. The cathode is typically made from aluminum, and the anode is generally made from one or more thin layers of aluminum oxide. When voltage is applied across the terminations of the capacitor, a charge is stored across the oxide layer of the anode. The electrolyte allows ions to pass through and charge the oxide layer, thus mediating the storage of electrical charge.

The charge stored in an aluminum electrolytic capacitor is proportional to the applied voltage, with the capacitor having a maximum voltage rating. When the applied voltage is within the rated voltage, the capacitor stores a charge which, when discharged, produces an electrical current. The amount of current produced depends on the capacitance of the capacitor, its stored charge, and the equivalent series resistance (ESR) of the device.

In addition to capacitance and ESR, also important performance characteristics of aluminum electrolytic capacitors include equivalent series inductance (ESL), lifetime, and temperature. Other factors such as ripple current, mounting position, vibration, and shock and humidity can also affect the performance of the capacitor.

Conclusion

MLS102M150EB0C aluminum electrolytic capacitors are versatile devices that offer a variety of benefits for power supplies and power electronics applications. They are well-suited for high-frequency switching and power conversion applications and offer excellent performance and long-term reliability. In addition to capacitance, ESR, ESL, and lifetime, temperature, ripple current, mounting position, vibration, and shock and humidity should also be considered when selecting an aluminum electrolytic capacitor.