SXR681M03510X35

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are electronic components mainly used to store energy in electric circuits. A sterling example of such capacitors is the SXR681M03510X35 capacitor, widely used across a variety of industries, that packs a wide range of features and considerable performance capabilities.

An aluminum electrolytic capacitor typically consists of two aluminum graphing foils, each coated with an oxidized layer of aluminum oxide. These layers act as the capacitor dielectric, while a liquid electrolyte is applied between them. The anode and cathode electrodes then run through a separator, out of the surface of the capacitor in order to provide connection to the circuit.

The combination of its high capacitance and the liquid electrolyte allows this type of capacitor to hold an extremely high amount of charge with a very high energy density. The aluminum electrolytic capacitors also stand-out in performance due to their low equivalent series resistance (ESR) and their near-zero leakage current when compared to most other capacitors.

SXR681M03510X35 is a low impedance aluminum electrolytic capacitor that is mainly used to lower the ripple current or reduce the ESR of power lines and signals in power supplies and other electronic circuits. It features a long-life of 6,000 hours at 105°C, maximum operating voltage up to 500 volts when used with high voltage half-wave rectifier circuits, and high ripple current & dielectric strength, high-temperature endurance and long-term reliability. These capacitors are also quite versatile and can be used in a variety of applications, such as alternate current, half-wave modules, power supplies and power regulators.

The SXR681M03510X35 capacitor has a maximum rated capacitance of 10µF. This characteristic is determined by its ability to store charge. In addition, the SXR681M03510X35 also has a maximum rated voltage of 35 V, which indicates the maximum voltage that should be applied across its terminals. This rating depends on the type of dielectric used as well as the power supply voltage of the system in which it is applied.

The working principle of any aluminum electrolytic capacitor begins when a voltage is applied across its two electrodes. The positive charge present in the anode attracts oxygen from the anodized layer of aluminum oxide in order to create a thin layer of charge carriers. This process creates a barrier between the two electrodes, blocking the path of current while allowing charge to travel in the opposite direction, across the dielectric. This creates a charge across the capacitor capable of storing electric energy, which is then used in different electronic applications.

In summary, the SXR681M03510X35 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is an excellent capacity device, mainly used to lower the ripple current or reduce the ESR of power lines and signals in power supplies and other electronic circuits. It is highly resistant to temperatures and has a long-life of 6,000 hours at 105°C, making it an ideal choice for a wide variety of applications.

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