UCL0J182MNL1GS Capacitors

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are an important type of electrolytic capacitor, which are characterized by their low equivalent series resistance (ESR) and large capacitance. The UCL0J182MNL1GS is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor specifically made by Nichicon, a Japanese electronics manufacturer. This capacitor is most commonly used in applications which require high ripple current, excellent temperature behavior and a very low ESR.

It features a rated voltage of 10v, a rated capacitance of 200uF, and a rated ripple current of 3.2A. UCL0J182MNL1GS capacitors are small in size and have a cylindrical shape with a stainless steel case. They are usually soldered to the PCB, but can also be mounted on terminals or sockets. Their temperature range is -40~+105 degrees Celsius and it can withstand a maximum voltage of 25 volts.

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are constructed of two thin aluminum foils, which are separated by a thin oxide film. The oxide film acts as the insulator between the two plates and is used to store electric charge. The negative terminal of the capacitor is connected to one of the aluminum foils, while the positive terminal is connected to the other foil. The two terminals are then connected to the circuit board.

In operation, a voltage is applied across the terminals of the UCL0J182MNL1GS capacitor. This causes a current to flow through the capacitor, generating an electric field. The electric field causes the oxide film between the two aluminum foils to become an electric dielectric, polarizing the film. This polarization helps to draw charge onto the negatively charged aluminum foil and pushes the positively charged electrons away, allowing for a separation of charge.

When the applied voltage is removed, the dielectric polarization starts to diminish. This causes the charge stored on the two aluminum foils to reverse its direction and current start to flow through the circuit. This process is known as "capacitance", which is why electrolytic capacitors are referred to as "capacitors".

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors have a wide range of applications in electronics, including power supplies for computers, electronic motor speed control systems, automotive electronic stabilization systems, and audio amplifiers. Their low equivalent series resistance (ESR) and high ripple current capabilities make them an ideal choice for these types of applications. The UCL0J182MNL1GS model from Nichicon is an excellent choice for many of these applications due to its high performance and reliability.

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