UFW1V470MDD1TA

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are one of the most commonly used electronic components. The UFW1V470MDD1TA is a type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor, and it has a wide range of applications in the electronics industry.

The UFW1V470MDD1TA capacitor is a low impedance, radial leaded capacitor. It is available in both radial and axial versions, and it has a diameter of 9.5mm and a height of 4.5mm. It is rated for a working voltage of 470V, and can handle a maximum of 600V.

The UFW1V470MDD1TA capacitor has a capacitance range of 1-1000µF, and it is constructed using a spiral aluminum foil anode and a wound polymer dielectric. Its dielectric core is constructed with a polypropylene film and a paper or glass cloth separator. The aluminum foil anode is made with an ultra-thin metal anti-corrosion coating and a high purity aluminum foil.

The UFW1V470MDD1TA capacitor can be used in a wide variety of applications, including power supplies, audio systems, inverters and motor drives. It is often used to provide power to circuitry requiring high levels of current. It is also used to reduce current vibration in electrical motors.

The working principle of the UFW1V470MDD1TA capacitor is based on the principles of capacitance. When an electrical voltage is applied to the capacitor, an electrical charge is created on the aluminum foil and the dielectric. This charge causes a current to flow through the capacitor and the aluminum foil, creating a magnetic field. The current flow also creates a voltage drop across the capacitor and the aluminum foil.

The UFW1V470MDD1TA is an ideal choice for many electronic applications due to its low impedance, its high operating voltage and its wide range of capacitance. It is also easy to use and install, and it is highly reliable. Because of these qualities, it is widely used in electronics to provide power to circuits, reduce current vibration in electrical motors and filter out unwanted signals.

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