UPW1A151MED

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are essential components in many electrical and electronic designs. They provide electrical energy storage capability, and their working principles are based on the properties of an electrolyte and the use of a thin oxide film on an aluminum foil as the dielectric. The UPW1A151MED series of aluminum electrolytic capacitors is specifically designed for various consumer and automotive applications.

The UPW1A151MED is a snap-in aluminum electrolytic capacitor with a non-solid electrolyte and solid electrolyte designed for use with consumer and automotive circuit designs. The capacitor design uses an anodized aluminum case to provide a corrosion-resistant and electrically conductive housing. The anodized aluminum case also serves to protect the dielectric material, minimize internal resistance and minimize maximum temperature rise.

The UPW1A151MED features a cylindrical case shape with a snap-in terminal that can accept wire leads of up to 8 mm in diameter. The snap-in terminals ensure a secure connection to the roof and reduce installation time. The internal construction of UPW1A151MED capacitors integrates a snap-in terminal with a conductive pad, a terminal contact, and a weldable sheet. This design ensures a reliable electrical connection between the terminals and the body of the capacitor, providing a stable operating temperature and a long life.

The UPW1A151MED capacitors use a non-solid electrolyte that provides a wide range of capacitance values ​​ranging from 1.5 to 25 microfarads. The capacitance value is determined by the thickness of the dielectric material used and the area of ​​the conductive material. These capacitors also feature a solid electrolyte that provides a high thermal stability, making them ideal for temperature-sensitive applications.

The UPW1A151MED capacitors are constructed using a wound cylindrical design that utilizes the properties of an electrolyte and the use of a thin oxide film on an aluminum foil. The oxide film acts as a dielectric, providing the electrical insulation needed to store the electrical charge. The winding of the capacitor is what creates the capacitance and determines its value. The value is determined by the number of turns and the amount of overlap in the winding, which is also known as the dielectric factor.

The UPW1A151MED capacitors also feature a circumferential groove for mounting. This allows for the capacitor to be mounted in a circuit board, making it easy to install and maintain. The mounting of the capacitor can be adapted for a wide variety of applications and makes it suitable for a wide range of temperatures and operating conditions.

The UPW1A151MED capacitors are designed with a minimum life of 500 hours and are designed to have a maximum operating temperature of 105 degrees Celsius. The capacitance values ​​of the UPW1A151MED capacitors range from 1.5 to 10 microfarads, allowing them to be used in various consumer and automotive applications.

In conclusion, the UPW1A151MED aluminum electrolytic capacitor series is designed with an anodized aluminum case and snap-in terminals that provide a secure connection and reduce installation time. The non-solid electrolyte offers a wide range of capacitance value for a variety of applications, and the solid electrolyte provides a high thermal stability for temperature-sensitive applications. The grooved terminals make it easy to mount in circuit boards and the rated life is 500 hours.

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