MVY35VC101MH10TP

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors, which are also known as aluminum-filled capacitors, are a type of electrolytic capacitor characterized by the use of an aluminum oxide film as a dielectric. These capacitors are the most widely used type of electrolytic capacitor. Due to their relatively low cost, high reliability and relatively small size, they are commonly used in a wide variety of applications.

The MVY35VC101MH10TP aluminum electrolytic capacitor has a rated capacitance of 35 μF and an operating temperature range from -55 to 105 °C. It is a miniature surface mount device with a rated voltage of 10 V. This capacitor has a capacitance tolerance of ± 20%, and its dissipation factor is specified at 0.2%. Its electrical characteristics include an impedance of 11.5 ohms at 1 kHz, rapid discharge characteristics, and a low internalresistance. Additionally, it has a long operating lifetime of 2,000 hours at 85 °C.

The MVY35VC101MH10TP is primarily applied in DC power supplies. In this application, it is used as the input energy storage device in order to provide smooth output voltage and current. The capacitor works by storing the energy when the input voltage is changing and releasing it during those periods when the voltage drops. The capacitor will then recharge when the input voltage is increasing. By providing the required energy during any voltage fluctuations, the capacitor controls the drop in output voltage.

Other applications of the MVY35VC101MH10TP include signal coupling/decoupling, smoothing & filtering, analog & digital circuits, voltage dividers, DC-DC converters, as well as snubber circuits. The capacitor can also be used in RC or RLC circuits, and in noise reduction applications.

The working principle of the MVY35VC101MH10TP is based on an electrolytic phenomenon. This type of capacitor consists of two metal plates separated by an electrically insulating layer of aluminum oxide. The capacitor is then charged through an electrolytic solution that serves as the electrolyte. This creates an electric field across the two plates, allowing electrons to move between them. As more charge accumulates on the plates, the electric field increases until the capacitor reaches its rated capacitance. The electrical characteristics of the capacitor depend on the total charge stored and the dielectric constant of the aluminum oxide film.

In conclusion, the MVY35VC101MH10TP aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a miniature surface mount device with an operating temperature range from -55 to 105 °C and a rated capacitance of 35 μF. This capacitor is generally utilized in DC power supplies, most commonly as the input energy storage device to provide a smooth output voltage. It can also be used in other applications such as signal coupling/decoupling, filtering & smoothing, voltage dividers, DC-DC converters, as well as RC or RLC circuits. The working principle of the capacitor is based on an electrolytic phenomenon, whereby two metal plates are separated by an electrically insulating layer of aluminum oxide and are charged through an electrolytic solution.

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