UMT1HR47MDD1TP Capacitors

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are one of the most common capacitors used in electronic devices. It is an electrolytic capacitor that uses an aluminum oxide material as the dielectric. It has a variety of applications and is found in a wide range of electronic devices. The UMT1HR47MDD1TP is a specific type of electrolytic capacitor and is a popular choice for many applications. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the UMT1HR47MDD1TP.

The UMT1HR47MDD1TP is a non-polarized radial aluminum electrolytic capacitor that has been designed for use in consumer and commercial applications. It has a large capacity capacity of 47μF and is rated for a working voltage of 250V AC. It has a maximum working temperature of 105°C, with an operating life of 2000 hours at 105°C. It features a self-healing property, meaning that when the capacitor is exposed to overvoltage or overload, it will automatically self-heal. This makes it suitable for use in consumer applications where the device is subject to frequent power surges.

The UMT1HR47MDD1TP is one of the most popular aluminum electrolytic capacitors used in consumer and commercial applications. It provides excellent high-frequency characteristics and high capacitance density which allow it to provide high capacitance values while occupying a compact space. It is suitable for use in filter and low-pass applications, as well as signal traffic powering, power conversion and lightning surge voltage applications. It works very well in an environment with frequent voltage spikes and/or temperature fluctuations.

The working principle of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor is based on electrolysis. It consists of an anode and a cathode, which are in contact with a conducting electrolyte. The anode is typically made of aluminum, while the cathode is either a plastic or an aluminum case, depending on the specific capacitor model. When a voltage is applied across the anode and cathode, an electric current passes between the two, creating an electrostatic field. This electrostatic field attracts the ions present in the electrolyte, causing them to become attracted and embedded in the oxide layers around the anode and cathode. This process is known as capacitance and as long as voltage is applied, the capacitor can store charge.

The UMT1HR47MDD1TP is a reliable and versatile aluminum electrolytic capacitor that can be used in a wide range of applications. Its high capacity and self-healing property make it ideal for use in devices that are subject to power surges and thermal fluctuations. Additionally, it provides excellent high-frequency characteristics, making it suitable for use in filter and low-pass applications, power conversion and lightning surge voltage applications.

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