UVR1C100MDD1TA

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors are a type of capacitors that are characterized by their comparatively high capacitance values in a very small package size. Adding to their appeal is the fact that they are able to reach temperatures as high as 105°C and can easily withstand temperature variations. The UVR1C100MDD1TA is a type of Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor from the same family.

UVR1C100MDD1TA is a Low Profile Flat Surface Mount, Non-Polarized Electrolytic Capacitor. It has a capacitance of 100µF and a working voltage of 16VDC. It has a nickel-plated steel terminal construction with a dielectric of aluminium oxide. It has an operating temperature range of -55 to +105°C and a life expectancy of 8000 hours. It has a high ripple current capability and a low internal resistance. The UVR1C100MDD1TA is available in a compact surface mount package.

The UVR1C100MDD1TA can be used in myriad applications requiring capacitors. Owing to its parameters and characteristics, it is most suitable for use in circuits or equipment powered by DC voltage sources. It can be used to store electrical charge or to filter out unwanted interference in the form of electrical noise. It can also be used as a timing device to control the rate of current flow. Some of its common applications include filtering RF signals in radio receivers, acting as a charge reservoir for powering sensors and transducers, and for use in power circuits to reduce the surge current by storing energy.

In a nutshell, UVR1C100MDD1TA is an ideal choice for applications demanding high-performing and long life capacitors. With its low profile, robust design and immediate availability, the UVR1C100MDD1TA can be used in a wide array of applications.

The working principle behind UVR1C100MDD1TA is quite simple. It is based on the same principle as other capacitors. An electric charge is stored between a pair of conductive plates, separated by an insulating material known as the dielectric. When a voltage source is connected to the capacitor, the electric charge accumulates one side of the plates and is opposed on the other side, creating an electric field. This stored energy can then be released by reversing the current flow or disconnecting the circuit altogether.

Due to their high capacity for energy storage, aluminum electrolytic capacitors are larger and heavier than other types of capacitors like ceramic or tantalum. They are also more prone to failure due to their relatively shorter lifespan and high operating temperature. However, when used with careful consideration and within their rated operating conditions, aluminum electrolytic capacitors have great potential as reliable and efficient energy storage devices.

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