TE1408

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors, like all capacitors, store electric energy in an electric field when connected to a voltage source such as a battery. However, unlike other capacitors, they are more specifically designed for use in high-voltage, high-current applications due to their special construction and unique material properties. TE1408 is one of the most widely used aluminum electrolytic capacitors - a type of capacitor made from a "sandwich" of two aluminum plates held together with a gel-like electrolyte. The dielectric between the two plates is formed by a very thin layer of an oxide created by an electrolytic process.

The TE1408 is a radial leaded, screw terminal-style aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a rated voltage of 100V DC and capacitance values of between 470 and 47000 microfarads. It is commonly used in switching electronic power supplies and low-voltage AC pulse applications. In addition, its high surge and ripple current capabilities make it suitable for low-impedance power supply applications. The two most common applications are power supplies and converter circuits.

The working principle of TE1408 is fairly straightforward. When connected to a voltage source, electrons flow from the positive terminal to the negative terminal of the capacitor. The electric field created by the flow of electrons creates an electrostatic charge, which creates a potential difference between the two terminals of the capacitor. This potential difference attracts the ions from the electrolyte solution, which is sandwiched between the two aluminum plates, and they build up on either side of the plates. The imbalance of charge between the two terminals creates an electric field, which stores electric energy, just like a regular capacitor.

The TE1408 aluminum electrolytic capacitors possess several advantages over other types of capacitors which make them the popular choice for many high-power applications. First, they have a higher energy density, so they tend to store more energy in a smaller space. Second, they have better temperature performance and higher after-life stability than other types of capacitors. Finally, their larger lamination size reduces the presence of internal resistance, resulting in improved ripple current and surge current performance.

Overall, TE1408 aluminum electrolytic capacitors are one of the most reliable and efficient components available for high-voltage, high-current applications. They are easy to use, have simple construction, and are available at relatively low cost. Their unique construction and material properties make them extremely suitable for a wide range of applications in power supplies, converter circuits, and other high-power electronics.

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