TVX0J471MAD1LV

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in power electronics, automotive electronics, industrial controls, and consumer electronics fields. They are designed to provide the highest stability, power storage, and a wide range of temperature capabilities. The TVX0J471MAD1LV capacitor is an top-grade aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a capacitance of 47µF and a voltage rating of 35V.

The TVX0J471MAD1LV is an low impedance and long-life aluminum electrolytic capacitor. This capacitor feature superior reliability and great capacitance retention even when subjected to high frequency, high temperature, and high voltage environment. The robust construction ensures excellent adhesion between the element and the lead side of the capacitor, which results to excellent electrical and thermal conductivity. In addition, the device also features high ripple current capacity and surge current endurance properties.

This aluminum electrolytic capacitor has an operating temperature of -40°C to +85°C, and it is rated to last for 2000 ~ 3000 hours depending on the ambient temperature conditions and the voltage applied. The device has the ability to withstanding rated voltage for a maximum of 2.2 x Io (nominal current) without capacitance reduction. The device also provides good capacitance stability throughout its lifetime.

The TVX0J471MAD1LV is mainly used for filtering and storage in power modules, rigs, vehicles, medical supplies, and audio output amplifiers. It has the ability to perform in both AC and DC environments and provides high temperature behavior, low impedance, ripple current resistance, and enhanced filtering performance. This capacitor is also the perfect choice for use as power supply decoupling, signal filtering, and when combined with shunt elements such as ferrite beads.

The working principle of the TVX0J471MAD1LV is based on the basic principle of capacitance. When charged with direct current, a capacitor forms an equipotential surface for electric charge and appears to have an electric field inside the dielectric material. This electric field stores energy as an electric charge on the capacitor’s two plates. The electric field stores energy and thus can discharge the stored electrons on demand.

An aluminum electrolytic capacitor is considered a pressure-sensitive type capacitor, since its capacitance value depends on how much charge is applied to its dielectric material. This feature allows for the design and manufacture of standard aluminum electrolytic capacitors of various capacitance values, voltage ratings, and temperature resistance.

The TVX0J471MAD1LV aluminum electrolytic capacitors offer various advantages over other types of capacitors. These advantages include a high capacitance to volume ratio, low equivalent series resistance (ESR), solid-state construction that provides for robust performance and increased temperature tolerances, and stability against environmental changes such as temperature and humidity. The device also provides for a simple and low-cost manufacturing process.

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