UVK1J221MPD1TD Capacitors

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used in electrical and electronics engineering due to their strong capacitance, relatively good energy storage density, and wide temperature range. These capacitors are characterized by their relatively high capacitor value and low E.S.R (equivalent series resistance) compared to other types of capacitors. The UVK1J221MPD1TD series of Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are designed to meet the demands of industrial, automation, counting and minute meter applications.

The UVK1J221MPD1TD series of aluminum electrolytic capacitors utilizes an anode composed of ultra-fine aluminum foil with a high number of volatile elements, and a processed paper-and-tinfoil dielectric in order to offer a combination of strong capacitance and tight tolerance for reliable performance and stable power supply. The capacitors also offer long life and excellent ESR characteristics, as well as low parasitic characteristics for reliable performance in critical applications.

The UVK1J221MPD1TD series of aluminum electrolytic capacitors are designed to provide robust performance in automotive, industrial, communication, and computing applications. These capacitors are designed for use in power supplies, filters, and DC to DC converters, and also for general power conditioning and storage. The capacitors\' capacitance range is 110 to 8200µF, and their rated voltage range is 10 to 540V, to accommodate all voltage requirements. Additionally, they feature polarized leads and a wide selection of end terminals, making them easy to assemble and mount.

The working principle of the UVK1J221MPD1TD series of aluminum electrolytic capacitors is based on the technology of electrolytic capacitors. The capacitor utilizes two plates: an anode, enclosed in an electrolytic solution, and a dielectric material (such as paper or foil) separated by an insulator to create a capacitance. When an electric potential is applied across the plates, a current flows from the anode to the dielectric, and ions move from the anode to the dielectric, forming an electric field between the two plates. This electric field creates a storage charge on the dielectric, or capacitance. The capacitance of the capacitor is determined by the surface area of the plates, the distance between them, and the ability of the electrolyte solution to transfer ions.

The UVK1J221MPD1TD series aluminum electrolytic capacitors offer a combination of reliable performance, voltage and current capability, and are ideal for a wide variety of applications. The capacitors are available in both radial and snap-in configurations, making them suitable for a wide range of system designs. They are also equipped with molded plastic cases to provide reliable protection against environmental and mechanical hazards, as well as for use in high-vibration applications. The capacitors are designed for long service life and maximum convenience, and come with an extended warranty for added peace of mind.

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