UPW1C472MHD6TN Capacitors

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors (AECs) are energy storage devices commonly used in electronic and electrical systems. With the rapid development of digital and wireless devices, AECs have become a necessary component due to their ability to store and release electrical energy. The UPW1C472MHD6TN is an example of an AEC, a tantalum bodied radial leaded capacitor designed to provide low loss, improved reliability, and high frequency performance in various circuits.

The UPW1C472MHD6TN is a high temperature, high shelf life, non-polar aluminum electrolytic capacitor. The capacitor is designed to be used mainly in power decoupling and converter applications where voltage stability and temperature stability are essential. It has an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C, a capacitance of 4700 μF, a rated current of 6A, and a rated voltage of 25V DC.

The UPW1C472MHD6TN has a wide variety of applications in a variety of electronic and electrical systems, including but not limited to: automotive, consumer electronics, power systems, industrial control, telecommunications, and automotive audio systems. In automotive applications, the UPW1C472MHD6TN is commonly used for voltage regulation, power filtering, and as a backup power source during extreme temperature shifts. In consumer electronics applications, it is often used as a decoupling capacitor to protect against voltage spikes associated with power surges. In industrial control systems, it is used to maintain constant voltage levels and reduce system noise. In telecommunications applications, the UPW1C472MHD6TN is used to filter noise and reduce reflections for improved signal transmission.

One of the main advantages of the UPW1C472MHD6TN is its working principle, which utilizes aluminum foil and an electrolyte solution. The electrolyte solution is a liquid dielectric containing an electrolyte salt, e.g. aluminum chloride, magnesium perchlorate, or zinc sulfate. When a voltage is applied to the electrodes of the capacitor, the electrolyte solution will allow a current of ions to flow through the electrolyte, resulting in the displacement of electrons. This displacement of electrons causes a charge to be built up on the electrodes, effectively creating a capacitor with an electrical field between the two electrodes.

The charge stored in the UPW1C472MHD6TN aluminum electrolytic capacitor is determined by the amount of current that can pass through the electrolyte and the capacitance of the capacitor. The capacitance of a capacitor is measured in Farads and is determined by the area of the plates and the distance between them. The UPW1C472MHD6TN aluminum electrolytic capacitor has a capacitance of 4700μF, meaning it can store a large amount of charge when it is fully charged.

The UPW1C472MHD6TN aluminum electrolytic capacitor is also noted for its high temperature and shelf life performance. These capacitors feature high heat capacity, high ripple current, long life expectancy, and a range of associated technologies such as conformal coating. The conformal coating technology adds a layer of insulation to the capacitor, helping to protect it from external temperature and humidity extremes, and helping to prolong the life of the device. It also adds to the stability of the devices capacitance and reduces EMI/RFI emissions.

In conclusion, the UPW1C472MHD6TN aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a versatile device that is suitable for many applications, and is noted for its use in power decoupling, voltage regulation, and noise reduction. Its working principle utilizes an electrolyte solution, which allows a current of ions to pass through, resulting in the displacement of electrons that build up a charge in the capacitor. This capacitor also features several advantages, such as high temperature and high shelf life performance, allowing it to perform for longer periods of time in extreme conditions.

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