UCA2E470MHD

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in various electronic devices for the purpose of storing and producing electrical energy. This type of capacitor utilizes a tinsel layer formed on the surface of an aluminum foil wound around a dielectric material. The tinsel barrier prevents any ions from passing through, thus reducing leakage current. The UCA2E470MHD is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor which provides a wide range of applications for different electronic devices.

The UCA2E470MHD is a miniature radial aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a capacitance of 470 μF and a voltage rating of 25 VDC. It is characterized by its low impedance and excellent temperature and frequency characteristics. This type of capacitor has a wide operating temperature range, from -40°C to +85°C, and a long lifetime of up to 10,000 hours.

The UCA2E470MHD has a low ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance) which makes it ideal for use in applications such as power supply circuits, low noise circuits and motor controls. It is also suitable for use in high frequency switching circuits, providing excellent ripple reduction and stable output voltages. In addition, the UCA2E470MHD is resistant to vibration, allowing it to be used in shock or vibration-prone environments.

The working principle of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor involves an electrolyte, which is a dielectric material composed of two electrodes across which electrochemical reactions take place. When a voltage applied across the device, current flows through the electrolyte while forming an electric charge on either side of the electrolyte. This charge creates a capacitance between the two electrodes, which stores energy.

The UCA2E470MHD is a reliable and stable aluminum electrolytic capacitor that provides excellent performance in various electronic applications. It has a low ESR, provides stable output voltages and is resistant to vibration. With its wide operating temperature range and long lifetime, it is one of the best options for applications requiring a reliable power supply circuit.