1000uf 50V Electrolytic Capacitor
The 1000µF 50V Electrolytic Capacitor is a high-capacitance component designed for various electronic applications, particularly in power supply circuits. This capacitor is characterized by its radial polarized design, making it suitable for through-hole mounting in electronic devices. It is commonly used in power supplies, switched-mode power supplies, and DC-DC converters due to its reliable performance and efficiency.
Key Features
- Leakage Current: Low, ensuring minimal energy loss
- Lifespan: Designed for long life under standard operating conditions
Specifications
- Capacitance: 1000µF
- Maximum Voltage: 50V
- Tolerance: ±15%
- Maximum Temperature: +85°C
- Type: Radial Through Hole Electrolytic
- Polarity: Marked with a negative strip for easy identification
Benefits
- Provides significant energy storage for various applications.
- Ideal for smoothing, filtering, and performance tuning in low-frequency circuits.
- Affordable pricing with bulk purchase options available.
Applications
- Power supply circuits
- Audio equipment
- DC-DC converters
- Low-frequency filtering applications
Pinout Diagram
Installation Instructions
- Identify Polarity: Ensure the positive and negative pins are correctly identified.
- Prepare the Circuit Board: Clean the area where the capacitor will be mounted.
- Insert the Capacitor: Place the capacitor into the designated holes on the circuit board, ensuring correct polarity.
- Solder the Pins: Heat the soldering iron and apply the solder to secure the capacitor in place.
- Trim Excess Leads: Cut any excess leads after soldering for a neat finish.
Troubleshooting Tips
- Capacitor Not Charging: Check for correct polarity and ensure proper soldering connections.
- Excessive Heat: Verify that the voltage rating is not exceeded and that the capacitor is within its temperature limits.
FAQs
- What is the lifespan of this capacitor?
- The lifespan can vary based on operating conditions but is generally designed for long-term use.
- Can I use this capacitor in an AC circuit?
- No, this is a polarized capacitor and should only be used in DC applications.
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