PCV2A100MCL1GS

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Aluminum - Polymer Capacitors are a type of capacitor where the dielectric is one or more sheets of evenly spaced aluminum foil are separated by one or more sheets of polyethylene film treated with a thin layer of carbon and electrically conducting particles. The construction of Aluminum - Polymer Capacitors is similar to other capacitors, but their unique construction offers several advantages. Some of these advantages include lower Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR) and lower DC leakage. This makes them suitable for use in applications where high frequency ripple currents, high current and high temperature conditions are expected.

PCV2A100MCL1GS Aluminum - Polymer Capacitors are designed to meet the needs of industrial and medical applications. This capacitor has a voltage rating of 100V and capacitance of 2A. It features an operating temperature range of -40 to 85 degrees C and a maximum leakage current of 0.1 uA. Moreover, it has a high ripple current rate of 1000RMS and a Dielectric Strength of 1750VAC.

PCV2A100MCL1GS Aluminum - Polymer Capacitors are widely used in a number of applications such as power supply filters, power conditioning, EMC filter/immunity, automotive electronics, and computer part-time working. These capacitors can also be found in industrial sensor applications, instrumentation, solar energy storage, and motor control systems. The wide variety of applications is due to the wide range of temperature, current and voltage ratings, and low leakage current of these capacitors.

The working principle of PCV2A100MCL1GS Aluminum - Polymer Capacitors is based on electrostatic charge. It utilizes the polarization of molecules to store electrical energy when an electric field is applied across the capacitor. During operation, the capacitors act like an electrical charge pump. The dielectric layers are pressed together, creating a very high electrostatic charge on the surface of the dielectrics. This charge is used to store electrical energy and to transfer it from its source to the load.

When current is applied to the capacitor, it charges up to the desired voltage and provides an electrical current to the load. This current is generated by the electrostatic field between the two plates of the capacitors. The charge stored in the capacitor is also dissipated when the current is removed, thereby allowing the capacitor to reset itself to its original state. The energy stored in the capacitor is also dissipated when it works for a long time as heat.

Aluminum - Polymer Capacitors have emerged as a popular choice among capacitors due to its many advantages. They have an ultra-low ESR, higher current handling, higher voltage rating, and better temperature stability than regular tantalum or aluminum electrolytic capacitors. The consistent performance offered by these capacitors make them suitable for a variety of industrial applications. The PCV2A100MCL1GS Aluminum - Polymer Capacitors are a great way to ensure reliable performance even in the harshest of operating environments.

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