UHW1K152MHD

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors, also known as electrolytic capacitor, aluminum electrolytic capacitor, capacitor or aluminum capacitor, is a kind of electrochemical capacitor. It is the most widely used type of capacitor in electronic applications. The UHW1K152MHD is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor that has wide application fields, from noisy phase-locked loops in PC motherboards, to bulky dc-brushless motor drives in hybrid cars and power tools, to robust accelerometers used for big data analytics.

Besides its various application domains, UHW1K152MHD also has distinctively reliable performance. It is a low impedance, non-polarized electrolytic capacitor with exceptionally long life and high temperature stability. One of its standout features is that it has good energy storage for a long period of time and can work as a reliable filtering capacitor. Its low impedance also minimizes the ripple current and effectively reduces the noises of the power supply.

What makes UHW1K152MHD possible is its proven working principle. It primarily consists of an anode foil, electrolyte, and a cathode foil. The oxide oxide layer of the anode foil acts as the dielectric, while the electrolyte acts as the medium that transfers ions. At each end of the capacitor, the cathode foil and anode foil attract and hold ions, thus building the capacitance. When the voltage on the anode is greater than the voltage on the cathode, current flows and charges the capacitor. Discharging occurs when the voltage drops, thus allowing for energy storage and release cycles.

UHW1K152MHD is a great example of how aluminum electrolytic capacitors can be applied in various fields. Its electrolyte design and structure enable it’s capacitance to last longer than traditional capacitors, while its low impedance ensures that it can work as a reliable filtering capacitor. As a result, it can be used in everything from noisy phase-locked loops, to bulkier dc-brushless motor drives, to robust accelerometers.

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