UPW1C560MDD6

Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are a popular choice among electronic components users due to their long life, low cost, and high-performance. They are commonly used in electronic circuits, such as in voltage regulation, filtering, decoupling, and as part of an oscillator circuit. In this article, we will take a closer look at the UPW1C560MDD6 aluminum electrolytic capacitor, exploring its application fields and working principle.

UPW1C560MDD6 Application Fields

The UPW1C560MDD6 aluminum electrolytic capacitor has a capacitance of 560μF and a rated voltage of 10V. It is built with a sintered glass sealing system, providing a long service life. It is widely used in several industries, including consumer electronics, automotive, communications, and consumer products. It is also commonly used as a power supply filter in power regulation, such as of DC/DC converters. The UPW1C560MDD6 is also used to build high-frequency switching power supplies, burst-mode power supplies, voltage regulators, and consumer products.

UPW1C560MDD6 Working Principle

The UPW1C560MDD6 capacitor consists of a metal capacitor case, an anode foil, a diaphragm, an electrolyte, and a cathode foil. Both the anode and cathode foils are arranged in the capacitor case and wrapped with a dielectric material, such as paper, plastic, or polyethylene terephthalate (PET). The electrodes are then connected to the terminals, allowing current to flow in and out of the capacitor. When current flows into the capacitor, it deposits a conductive film on the anode, providing a dielectric material between the electrodes. This dielectric material serves to electrically separate the electrodes while allowing the capacitor to store electrical energy.

The UPW1C560MDD6 aluminum electrolytic capacitor is a reliable and efficient choice for a variety of application fields, thanks to its long life, low cost, and high performance. Its ability to store electrical energy makes it an invaluable asset in regulating power and filtering out interference in electrical circuits.