UKA1H471MHD1TO Capacitors

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are non-polarized electrical components used for various electronic applications, such as radio, audio, telecommunications, lighting, and electronic communications. UKA1H471MHD1TO belongs to this type of capacitors and is used extensively in various electronic applications.

Application Field

The UKA1H471MHD1TO aluminum electrolytic capacitor is mostly used in low voltage, high frequency circuits. The capacitor is suitable for motor control, power factor correction, power conditioning, and instrumentation circuits operating in a temperature range of -40 to +85°C.

The UKA1H471MHD1TO is ideal for use in electronic and electrical applications such as television, audio, home entertainment systems, telecommunications, computers, and car audio systems. The capacitor can also be used in switching and pulse circuits, as well as high frequency, low current rectifier diodes. Additionally, this capacitor is an ideal choice for use in low voltage, high frequency, and low ESR (equivalent series resistance) circuits, making it an optimal choice for such applications.

Working Principle

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are composed of an anode, cathode and electrolyte. The anode is a formed aluminum foil and the cathode is a pressed, metallic aluminum oxide layer. This oxide layer is applied by an electrolytic process and serves as the dielectric. The electrolyte is a hydrocarbon-based liquid or a solid embedded in the aluminum oxide layer. In the UKA1H471MHD1TO aluminum electrolytic capacitor, the electrolyte acts as an electrical conductor, allowing electrical charges to flow between the anode and cathode.

When electrical current is applied to the capacitor, the aluminum oxide layer attracts electrons from the anode and allows them to pass through the oxide layer and collect at the cathode. This process causes a positive charge to build up on the anode and a negative charge to build up on the cathode. This charge is stored in the capacitor until electrons again move between the anode and cathode, creating a current. The electrical current produced by the capacitor is limited by the size of the capacitor, the amount of charge flowing, and the resistance of the electrolyte.

The UKA1H471MHD1TO aluminum electrolytic capacitor is designed to be reliable and long-lasting. The capacitor features aluminum foil as the anode and a dielectric layer applied by an electrolytic process. This design makes the capacitor suitable for use in high frequency and low voltage applications, as well as in switching and pulse circuits. The capacitor is also resistant to temperature extremes, making it an ideal choice for various electronic applications.

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