UWS1H151MCL1GS Capacitors

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Aluminum electrolytic capacitors are widely used as a type of passive electronic components in both high-frequency and high-voltage applications. They are based on an electrolytic solution which works as an insulating medium, and they store and support electrical current between two electrodes. The most common type of aluminum electrolytic capacitor today is the polarized electrolytic capacitor, which is composed of an anode and a cathode. The anode has two contacts, one of which is negative and the other is positive. The cathode has two contacts, one of which is positive and the other is negative. The two contacts are joined by an electrostatic field, which is created by an aluminum oxide dielectric material between the anode and the cathode.

UWS1H151MCL1GS is a type of polarized aluminum electrolytic capacitor. Specifically, it is a non-solid aluminum electrolytic capacitor. It is a 1.5 μF capacitor with a voltage rating up to 450V and a temperature range of -55 degrees to +125 degrees Celsius. Made of an aluminum case with radial leads, the UWS1H151MCL1GS is a miniature, low-profile electrolytic capacitor.

The UWS1H151MCL1GS is typically used in circuits where high capacitance and long life are desired. It is well-suited for high frequency applications due to its low equivalent series resistance. It is suitable for use in high-volatge DC supplies, audio frequency splitters, and filters. It is easy to solder and can be mounted in practically any orientation.

The UWS1H151MCL1GS has an impressive life span of up to 6000 hours at temperatures below +35 degrees Celsius. This makes it a good choice for applications where high reliability is important, such as in medical, safety and military equipment. The UWS1H151MCL1GS also has a low-leakage current due to its double-flux construction.

The construction of the UWS1H151MCL1GS is based on the principle of an electrolyte as an insulating medium between two electrodes. The anode and the cathode are separated by an oxide film which acts as a dielectric. When an electrical current is applied, the gravitational force of charged ions within the electrolyte creates a flow of electricity, a process known as electrolysis. This creates an electric potential between the two electrodes. The electrical energy is stored in the form of an electric field and the voltage is maintained across the electrodes.

The UWS1H151MCL1GS is a long-life, reliable component capable of meeting the demands of many electrical and electronic applications. It is suitable for high-voltage DC supplies, audio frequency splitters, and filters. Its low equivalent series resistance means it is well-suited for high-frequency applications. With its long life span and low-leakage current, the UWS1H151MCL1GS is a great choice for sensitive, high-reliability equipment.

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