UTS1H101MPD1TD

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Electrolytic capacitors are a special type of capacitor, which consists of two metal plates that are separated by an electrolyte. They are commonly used in electronic circuits to cause a charge to build up in one plate, while the other plate is grounded. The resulting charge can then be used to power or control devices.

The UTS1H101MPD1TD is an electrolytic capacitor, specifically designed for high frequency applications. This capacitor can be used for low and high frequency applications, as well as for variable frequency applications. It features a metallized polypropylene dielectric, which is formed into a thin film that is impregnated with a combination of organic and inorganic materials. This combination provides excellent insulation and low leakage current.

The UTS1H101MPD1TD capacitor has a wide operating temperature range, from -40°C to +105°C, and a voltage range of up to 1kV, depending on the application. It is also available in various sizes, from 0805SMD to 1206 SMD.

Application Fields

The UTS1H101MPD1TD capacitor is mainly used in high frequency electronic components, such as radio receivers and television antennas, to ensure stable reception. Additionally, it can also be used in low and high frequency power supplies, to maintain a stable voltage, avoiding fluctuations or noise. The capacitor can also be used in high temperature and high-vibration environments, due to its high temperature capability and low leakage current features.

Due to its high frequency performance and wider temperature range, the UTS1H101MPD1TD capacitor can be used in various applications, including medical, automotive, and consumer electronics. It can also be used in telecommunications, such as cellular phones, satellite receivers, and GPS trackers.

Working Principle

An electrolytic capacitor uses an electrolyte, typically a mixture of water and organic solvents, as an insulating medium that separates two electrodes, an anode (positively charged) and a cathode (negatively charged). When an electric current is applied to the anode and cathode, a charge is created at the anode, which causes an electric potential to be created between the two electrodes.

The UTS1H101MPD1TD capacitor uses a metallized polypropylene dielectric, which is impregnated with a combination of organic and inorganic materials. This combination improves insulation and minimizes the risk of breakdown due to external factors, such as temperature, humidity, and vibration. As the dielectric layer separates the two electrodes, it prevents electric current from passing between the electrodes, thus storing up electrical energy. This stored up energy can then be used to power the device or maintain a desired voltage profile.

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