URZ2E470MHD

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are one of the most widely used capacitors in the electronics industry today. The URZ2E470MHD is an example of a commonly used aluminum electrolytic capacitor, and it is used for a variety of applications. This article will explore the applications and working principles of the URZ2E470MHD.

The URZ2E470MHD is a ‘surface-mount’ aluminium electrolytic capacitor. It has an, approximate dielectric strength of 50V and a capacitance value of 470mF. It consists of a cylindrical aluminium container with a metal plate and an electrolyte coating on the inner surfaces of the metal plate. It has two leads that connect it to the circuit board.

The URZ2E470MHD is widely used in a variety of applications. These include power supplies, LED lighting systems, audio amplifiers, DC-DC converters, and a wide variety of other electronic circuits. Its relatively low cost and high capacitance make it a popular choice for a variety of applications.

The working principle of the URZ2E470MHD is relatively simple. When a voltage is applied across its lead terminals, the metal plate inside the capacitor absorbs electrons from the electrolyte and becomes negatively charged. As electrons are absorbed, an electrical field is created within the capacitor, which stores energy. When the voltage is removed, the electrons are released, and the energy stored in the capacitor is discharged.

The URZ2E470MHD is an example of an aluminium electrolytic capacitor and is used in a wide variety of electronic applications. Its relatively low cost, relative to other capacitor types, and its ability to store a large amount of energy, make it a popular choice for a variety of applications. The working principle is the same as that of other capacitors: an electrical field is created within the capacitor, which stores energy, and is released when the voltage is removed.

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