TE1107.5

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are ubiquitous non-volatile energy storage components. Their uses span a wide range of applications, including power conditioning and protection, telecommunications, audio and video equipment, and automotive and medical applications. The TE1107.5 capacitor, a surface-mount radial lead type, has become popular for its miniature size and excellent volumetric efficiency.

The TE1107.5 is a surface-mount aluminum electrolytic capacitor with radial lead type. It is characterized by having a combination of low ESR and the small physical size, as well as its high capacitance values relative to its size. It is primarily used in DC-DC converters, SMPS, and other unregulated power supplies. Its miniature size makes it an ideal choice for a variety of applications, where size and capacitance density are important considerations.

The main advantages of the TE1107.5 are its incredibly small size and compact design, making it perfect for where space is an issue. The construction is usually self-healing and wide temperature range, with an extended life performing at temperatures of -55 to +125°C. Also, it features a high vibration and durability capability with a rated lifetime of 10,000 hours at 85°C.

The TE1107.5 capacitor is a type of polar capacitor, with internal electrolyte and electrodes. Polar capacitors rely on a chemical reaction, involving a liquid electrolyte, instead of other non-polar capacitors types such as ceramic, film, and air gap devices. During operation, negative charges are pushed through the electrolyte, forming a polarized electrical field between the anode and the cathode. The electrolyte helps define the capacitance by shielding the anode from the cathode, while at the same time completing the conduction of current.

The main working principle of the TE1107.5 capacitor is based on the principle of the charged surfaces that act as a “dielectric” layer, and when these charged surfaces are separated by a conductive medium, an electrostatic field occurs between them. When a voltage is applied across the capacitor, ions flow from the anode to the cathode through the electrolyte. This ion exchange produces a store energy that is proportional to the voltage applied to the capacitor. This charge remains until the voltage across the terminals is reduced.

In addition to its extremely small physical size and surface mount capabilities, the TE1107.5 capacitor offers superior heat and sound insulation characteristics. It is also extremely reliable, with a low ESR rating and long-term reliability over a wide range of temperatures. With its combination of features, the TE1107.5 capacitor is an ideal choice for many application needs, particularly in applications requiring a high capacitance density and efficient use of space.

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