UVP1E101MPD1TD Capacitors

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors, also known as electrolytic capacitors or al-caps, are components that store electric charge and help regulate current flow in electronic circuits. A common usage of aluminum electrolytic capacitors is in the power supply regulation circuitry of electronic equipment. The UVP1E101MPD1TD is one such aluminum electrolytic capacitor.

The UVP1E101MPD1TD is a surface mount device that has a 10 uF capacitance and 16V working voltage. It is a radial leaded aluminum electrolytic capacitor, meaning the leads come out of the sides of the component, as opposed to axial leaded components, which have leads protruding from the top and bottom of the component. The product is also a miniature type, which is ideal for space-constrained applications. It measures just 8×4.5mm in size and has a long lifetime of 3,000 hours.

The UVP1E101MPD1TD is a general-purpose aluminum electrolytic capacitor, which is suitable for use in DC power supplies, rectifiers, filters, and energy storage applications. The capacitor can also be used as a dampening element used in waveforms that have very sharp peaks, such as audio waveforms. In addition, it is suitable for motor start-up, snubbing circuits, and commutator circuit applications.

Aluminum electrolytic capacitors work by using an electrolyte, usually a liquid or gel, to create an electric field between the two electrodes. This electric field creates an electrostatic charge on one of the electrodes, called the anode. The other electrode, which is called the cathode, is placed at a distance from the anode and is held at a potential difference through a series of external electrical contacts. This potential difference is responsible for creating the electrostatic charge on the anode.

When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, the electric field between the anode and cathode causes current to flow through the electrolyte and charge the anode. This charge causes the anode to become positively charged, and the cathode to become negatively charged. The voltage applied to the capacitor determines the amount of charge it stores, which is proportional to its capacitance.

When the voltage is removed, the capacitor begins to discharge and the electric field between the anode and cathode dissipates. This is because the electrons that were stored on the anode move towards the negatively charged cathode, thus decreasing the charge and voltage on the capacitor. The rate at which the capacitor discharges depends on the magnitude of the applied voltage, the capacitance, and the resistance of the external circuit.

The UVP1E101MPD1TD is a reliable and long-lasting aluminum electrolytic capacitor suitable for a variety of applications. Its miniature size and high capacitance make it an ideal choice for use in space-constrained applications, and its long lifespan makes it a great choice for applications where longterm reliability is important. Its range of applications and working principles make it a great general-purpose aluminum electrolytic capacitor.

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