UPM2A820MHD6TN Capacitors

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors (also called aluminum electrolytic capacitors) are mainly used as a type of capacitors. They are primarily used for energy storage and signal filtering applications. Capacitors are essential components in electronics because they can store electric charge which can be released rapidly. Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are made from a combination of aluminum foil and electrolyte. When electric current flows through the aluminum foil, an electric field is created. This electric field creates a separator between the anode and the cathode. The separator is formed from an oxide film on the aluminum foil.The UPM2A820MHD6TN is an example of an aluminum electrolytic capacitor. It is an axial type aluminum electrolytic capacitor which is a type of capacitor that uses the electrolytic process of capacitor formation. It is made of a metalized clad aluminum foil and a dielectric of tantalum oxide. It is also typically used for high ripple current and long life applications.The UPM2A820MHD6TN has a capacitance of 820μF, meaning it can store 820μF of electricity. It also has a voltage rating of 16V, meaning it can run on 16V of electricity. The capacitor also has a tolerance rating of -20%, meaning it has a maximum deviation of -20% from the stated capacitance value. It also has a temperature range of -55°C – 105°C, meaning it can operate in temperatures from -55°C to 105°C.In terms of its application field, the UPM2A820MHD6TN is typically used in a wide variety of electronic devices such as cell phones, computers, and other electronic devices. It is also used in Automotive Electric Applications such as ECU, sensors and lighting applications. It is used for power applications such as energy storage and power management for DC/DC converters.When it comes to its working principle, the UPM2A820MHD6TN operates based on a process known as the electrolytic process. This involves electricity passing through an electrolyte such as aluminum or tantalum oxide. When the electric current passes through the electrolyte, an electric field is created. This electric field creates a separator between the anode and the cathode. The separator is formed from an oxide film on the aluminum foil. The separator prevents the opposite charges of the anode and the cathode from coming into contact with each other, thus storing electric charge and allowing for energy storage.

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