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aluminum electrolytic capacitors are
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00:00:39.880 00:00:39.890 00:00:42.619 00:00:42.629 divided into three sub families by the
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00:01:01.760 00:01:01.770 electrolytic capacitors with non solid
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00:01:46.969 00:01:46.979 capacitance values aluminium
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00:01:53.060 00:01:53.070 frequencies like mains frequency they
00:01:56.539 00:01:56.549 are typically used in power supplies
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00:03:06.350 00:03:06.360 topic basic information
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00:03:21.910 00:03:21.920 electrolytic capacitors use a chemical
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00:03:45.860 00:03:45.870 properties of this aluminum oxide layer
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00:04:07.940 00:04:07.950 an electrolytic capacitor electrolytes
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00:04:46.969 00:04:46.979 electrolytic capacitor in principle
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00:06:07.110 00:06:07.120 electrolytic capacitors
00:06:12.360 00:06:12.370 basic construction of aluminum
00:06:14.760 00:06:14.770 00:06:17.189 00:06:17.199 electrolytes an aluminum electrolytic
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00:07:16.500 00:07:16.510 aluminum case and sealed by design a non
00:07:20.700 00:07:20.710 solid aluminum electrolytic capacitor
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00:07:25.920 00:07:25.930 cathode foil for contacting the
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00:07:35.490 00:07:35.500 second aluminum cathode foil is also
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00:07:43.409 00:07:43.419 construction of the electrolytic
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00:07:50.610 00:07:50.620 of the anode and capacitance CK of the
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00:07:56.400 00:07:56.410 capacitor C II cap is thus obtained from
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00:08:33.170 00:08:33.180 underscore @ çd OTC underscore kate c
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00:08:43.069 00:08:43.079 the capacitor c cap is mainly determined
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00:08:51.019 00:08:51.029 compared with the anode capacitance CA
00:08:53.860 00:08:53.870 this requirement is given when the
00:08:56.660 00:08:56.670 cathode capacitance CK is approximately
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00:09:04.610 00:09:04.620 achieved because the natural oxide layer
00:09:07.100 00:09:07.110 on a cathode surface has a voltage proof
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00:09:12.500 00:09:12.510 therefore very thin
00:09:18.750 00:09:18.760 topic comparison of non solid and solid
00:09:22.530 00:09:22.540 types
00:09:26.640 00:09:26.650 although the present article only refers
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00:09:36.000 00:09:36.010 aluminum electrolytic capacitors is
00:09:38.310 00:09:38.320 given here in order to highlight the
00:09:40.140 00:09:40.150 differences aluminum electrolytic
00:09:42.980 00:09:42.990 capacitors are divided into two subtypes
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00:09:57.390 00:09:57.400 include further subtypes aluminum
00:10:01.080 00:10:01.090 00:10:03.570 00:10:03.580 electrolyte may use a liquid electrolyte
00:10:06.690 00:10:06.700 based on ethylene glycol and boric acid
00:10:09.540 00:10:09.550 so-called borax electrolytes or based on
00:10:15.510 00:10:15.520 organic solvents such as DMF d ma g BL
00:10:19.500 00:10:19.510 or based on high water containing
00:10:22.920 00:10:22.930 solvents for so-called low impedance low
00:10:27.330 00:10:27.340 ESR or high ripple current capacitors
00:10:33.200 00:10:33.210 aluminum electrolytic capacitors with
00:10:35.910 00:10:35.920 solid electrolyte have a solid manganese
00:10:39.510 00:10:39.520 dioxide electrolyte see solid aluminum
00:10:42.540 00:10:42.550 capacitor Sall or a solid polymer
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00:10:48.600 00:10:48.610 electrolytic capacitor or hybrid
00:10:52.080 00:10:52.090 electrolytes with both a solid polymer
00:10:54.450 00:10:54.460 and a liquid see also polymer aluminum
00:10:57.120 00:10:57.130 electrolytic capacitor principle design
00:11:00.750 00:11:00.760 differences of the different aluminum
00:11:02.820 00:11:02.830 electrolytic capacitor subtypes
00:11:05.870 00:11:05.880 description of the materials
00:11:08.990 00:11:09.000 one anode foil to anode oxide layer
00:11:12.130 00:11:12.140 dielectric three cathode foil four
00:11:15.380 00:11:15.390 cathode oxide layer five non solid
00:11:18.560 00:11:18.570 electrolytes six paper spacer soaked
00:11:21.440 00:11:21.450 with electrolyte either non solid or
00:11:23.660 00:11:23.670 polymer seven conducting polymer eight
00:11:26.300 00:11:26.310 manganese oxide manganese four oxide
00:11:29.450 00:11:29.460 nine graphite ten Sylva following table
00:11:33.170 00:11:33.180 shows an overview over the main
00:11:34.810 00:11:34.820 characteristics of the different types
00:11:36.830 00:11:36.840 of aluminum electrolytic capacitors one
00:11:40.640 00:11:40.650 values for a typical capacitor with 100
00:11:43.820 00:11:43.830 microfarads 10 to 16 volts aluminium
00:11:48.080 00:11:48.090 00:11:50.480 00:11:50.490 electrolyte are the best-known and most
00:11:52.340 00:11:52.350 widely used electrolytic capacitors
00:11:55.030 00:11:55.040 these components can be found on almost
00:11:58.220 00:11:58.230 all boards of electronic equipment they
00:12:01.580 00:12:01.590 are characterized by particularly
00:12:03.650 00:12:03.660 inexpensive and easy to process base
00:12:06.080 00:12:06.090 materials aluminum capacitors with
00:12:09.950 00:12:09.960 liquid electrolytes based on borax or
00:12:12.470 00:12:12.480 organic solvents have a large range of
00:12:14.930 00:12:14.940 types and ratings capacitors with water
00:12:18.470 00:12:18.480 based electrolytes are often found in
00:12:20.810 00:12:20.820 digital devices for mass production
00:12:23.320 00:12:23.330 types with solid manganese dioxide
00:12:26.200 00:12:26.210 electrolytes have served in the past as
00:12:28.790 00:12:28.800 a tantalum replacement polymer aluminium
00:12:32.870 00:12:32.880 electrolytic capacitors with solid
00:12:35.090 00:12:35.100 conductive polymer electrolytes are
00:12:37.160 00:12:37.170 becoming increasingly important
00:12:38.960 00:12:38.970 especially in devices with a flat design
00:12:41.660 00:12:41.670 such as tablet PCs and flat panel
00:12:44.450 00:12:44.460 displays electrolytic capacitors with
00:12:47.810 00:12:47.820 hybrid electrolytes are relatively new
00:12:50.120 00:12:50.130 on the market with their hybrid
00:12:52.220 00:12:52.230 electrolyte system they combine the
00:12:54.620 00:12:54.630 improved conductivity of the polymer
00:12:56.720 00:12:56.730 with the advantage of liquid
00:12:58.280 00:12:58.290 electrolytes for better self-healing
00:13:00.260 00:13:00.270 property of the oxide layer so that the
00:13:02.750 00:13:02.760 capacitors have the advantages of both
00:13:05.000 00:13:05.010 low ESR and low leakage current
00:13:12.760 00:13:12.770 topic materials
00:13:18.610 00:13:18.620 00:13:22.100 00:13:22.110 topic anode
00:13:27.260 00:13:27.270 the basic material of the anode for
00:13:29.630 00:13:29.640 aluminum electrolytic capacitors is a
00:13:32.210 00:13:32.220 foil with a thickness of approximately
00:13:34.370 00:13:34.380 20 to 100 micrometers made of aluminum
00:13:37.579 00:13:37.589 with a high purity of at least 99.99%
00:13:41.860 00:13:41.870 this is etched roughened in an
00:13:44.389 00:13:44.399 electrochemical process to increase the
00:13:46.610 00:13:46.620 effective electrode surface by etching
00:13:49.850 00:13:49.860 the surface of the anode depending on
00:13:52.280 00:13:52.290 the required rated voltage the surface
00:13:54.769 00:13:54.779 area can be increased by a factor of
00:13:56.870 00:13:56.880 approximately 200 with respect to a
00:13:59.420 00:13:59.430 smooth surface after etching the
00:14:01.430 00:14:01.440 aluminum anode the rough surfaces anodic
00:14:04.490 00:14:04.500 oxidized all formed an electrically
00:14:09.110 00:14:09.120 insulating oxide layer aluminium oxide
00:14:11.900 00:14:11.910 is thereby formed on the aluminum
00:14:13.910 00:14:13.920 surface by application of a current in
00:14:16.400 00:14:16.410 correct polarity if it is inserted in an
00:14:18.860 00:14:18.870 electrolytic bath this oxide layer is
00:14:22.430 00:14:22.440 the capacitor dielectric this process of
00:14:26.329 00:14:26.339 oxide formation is carried out in two
00:14:28.910 00:14:28.920 reaction steps whereby the oxygen for
00:14:31.519 00:14:31.529 this reaction has to come from the
00:14:33.260 00:14:33.270 electrolyte first a strongly exothermic
00:14:36.970 00:14:36.980 reaction transforms the metallic
00:14:39.410 00:14:39.420 aluminum owl into aluminum hydroxide
00:14:42.010 00:14:42.020 aluminium hydroxide 2l plus 6 h2o to
00:14:47.210 00:14:47.220 aluminium hydroxide plus 3 h2 this
00:14:50.569 00:14:50.579 reaction is accelerated by a high
00:14:52.699 00:14:52.709 electric field and high temperatures and
00:14:55.069 00:14:55.079 is accompanied by a pressure buildup in
00:14:57.319 00:14:57.329 the capacitor housing caused by the
00:14:59.180 00:14:59.190 released hydrogen gas the gel like
00:15:02.329 00:15:02.339 aluminum hydroxide aluminium hydroxide
00:15:04.940 00:15:04.950 also called alumina trihydrate apps is
00:15:08.329 00:15:08.339 converted via a second reaction step
00:15:10.940 00:15:10.950 usually slowly over a few hours at room
00:15:13.550 00:15:13.560 temperature more rapidly in a few
00:15:15.680 00:15:15.690 minutes at higher temperatures Inter
00:15:17.810 00:15:17.820 aluminium oxide
00:15:19.040 00:15:19.050 aluminium oxide to aluminium hydroxide
00:15:22.730 00:15:22.740 to a low OH + 2 h2o aluminium oxide plus
00:15:27.139 00:15:27.149 3 H 2o the lumina mach side serves as
00:15:30.050 00:15:30.060 dielectric and also protects the
00:15:32.090 00:15:32.100 metallic aluminum against aggressive
00:15:33.920 00:15:33.930 chemical reactions from the electrolyte
00:15:36.730 00:15:36.740 however the converted layer of aluminium
00:15:39.860 00:15:39.870 oxide is usually
00:15:41.210 00:15:41.220 homogeneous it forms a complex
00:15:44.269 00:15:44.279 multi-layer structured laminate of
00:15:46.519 00:15:46.529 amorphous crystalline and porous
00:15:48.559 00:15:48.569 crystalline aluminum oxide mostly
00:15:50.990 00:15:51.000 covered with small residual parts of
00:15:53.119 00:15:53.129 unconverted aluminum hydroxide for this
00:15:56.569 00:15:56.579 reason in the formation of the anode
00:15:58.850 00:15:58.860 foil the oxide film is structured by a
00:16:01.429 00:16:01.439 special chemical treatment so that
00:16:03.379 00:16:03.389 either an amorphous oxide or a
00:16:05.300 00:16:05.310 crystalline oxide is formed the
00:16:08.119 00:16:08.129 amorphous oxide variety yields higher
00:16:10.730 00:16:10.740 mechanical and physical stability and
00:16:13.040 00:16:13.050 fewer defects thus increasing the long
00:16:15.499 00:16:15.509 term stability in lowering the leakage
00:16:17.720 00:16:17.730 current amorphous oxide has a dielectric
00:16:21.590 00:16:21.600 ratio of approximately 1.4 nano meters v
00:16:25.929 00:16:25.939 compared to crystalline aluminum oxide
00:16:28.790 00:16:28.800 which has a dielectric ratio of
00:16:31.040 00:16:31.050 approximately 1.0 nanometers V the
00:16:34.220 00:16:34.230 amorphous variety has a 40% lower
00:16:36.889 00:16:36.899 capacitance at the same anode surface
00:16:39.490 00:16:39.500 the disadvantage of crystalline oxide is
00:16:43.009 00:16:43.019 its greater sensitivity to tensile
00:16:45.259 00:16:45.269 stress which may lead to micro cracks
00:16:47.689 00:16:47.699 when subjected to mechanical winding or
00:16:50.329 00:16:50.339 thermal soldiering stressor during the
00:16:52.819 00:16:52.829 post forming processes the various
00:16:56.210 00:16:56.220 properties of oxide structures affect
00:16:58.610 00:16:58.620 the subsequent characteristics of the
00:17:00.740 00:17:00.750 electrolytic capacitors anode foils with
00:17:04.429 00:17:04.439 amorphous oxide are primarily used for
00:17:06.829 00:17:06.839 electrolytic capacitors with stable long
00:17:09.470 00:17:09.480 life characteristics for capacitors with
00:17:12.199 00:17:12.209 low leakage current values and 4e caps
00:17:14.870 00:17:14.880 with rated voltages up to about 100
00:17:17.510 00:17:17.520 volts capacitors with higher voltages
00:17:20.929 00:17:20.939 for example photo flash capacitors
00:17:23.539 00:17:23.549 usually containing anode foils with
00:17:26.059 00:17:26.069 crystalline oxide because the thickness
00:17:28.159 00:17:28.169 of the effective dielectric is
00:17:30.080 00:17:30.090 proportional to the forming voltage the
00:17:32.450 00:17:32.460 dielectric thickness can be tailored to
00:17:34.580 00:17:34.590 the rated voltage of the capacitor for
00:17:37.580 00:17:37.590 example for low voltage types a 10 volts
00:17:40.669 00:17:40.679 electrolytic capacitor has a dielectric
00:17:42.919 00:17:42.929 thickness of only about 0.01 4
00:17:46.130 00:17:46.140 micrometers a 100 volts electrolytic
00:17:49.220 00:17:49.230 capacitor of only about 0.14 micrometers
00:17:54.230 00:17:54.240 the dielectric strength also influences
00:17:57.140 00:17:57.150 the size of the capacitor
00:17:58.900 00:17:58.910 however due to standardized safety
00:18:02.000 00:18:02.010 margins the actual forming voltage of
00:18:04.460 00:18:04.470 electrolytic capacitors is higher than
00:18:06.650 00:18:06.660 the rated voltage of the component
00:18:10.270 00:18:10.280 aluminum anode foils are manufactured as
00:18:13.430 00:18:13.440 so-called mother rolls of about 500
00:18:17.630 00:18:17.640 millimeters in width
00:18:19.100 00:18:19.110 they are preformed for the desired rated
00:18:21.710 00:18:21.720 voltage and with the desired oxide layer
00:18:23.960 00:18:23.970 structure to produce the capacitors the
00:18:27.470 00:18:27.480 anode widths and lengths as required for
00:18:29.930 00:18:29.940 a capacitor have to be cut from the
00:18:32.000 00:18:32.010 mother role
00:18:37.720 00:18:37.730 topic cathode
00:18:43.010 00:18:43.020 the second aluminium foil in the
00:18:45.380 00:18:45.390 electrolytic capacitor called the
00:18:47.510 00:18:47.520 cathode foil serves to make electrical
00:18:51.230 00:18:51.240 contact with the electrolyte this foil
00:18:54.080 00:18:54.090 has a somewhat lower degree of purity
00:18:56.269 00:18:56.279 about ninety-nine point eight percent it
00:18:59.750 00:18:59.760 is always provided with a very thin
00:19:02.029 00:19:02.039 oxide layer which arises from the
00:19:04.250 00:19:04.260 contact of the aluminum surface with the
00:19:06.529 00:19:06.539 air in a natural way in order to reduce
00:19:09.710 00:19:09.720 the contact resistance to the
00:19:11.480 00:19:11.490 electrolyte and to make it difficult for
00:19:13.549 00:19:13.559 oxide formation during discharging the
00:19:16.370 00:19:16.380 cathode foil is alloyed with metals such
00:19:18.830 00:19:18.840 as copper silicon or titanium the
00:19:21.850 00:19:21.860 cathode foil is also etched to enlarge
00:19:24.680 00:19:24.690 the surface because of the extremely
00:19:28.130 00:19:28.140 thin oxide layer which corresponds to a
00:19:30.860 00:19:30.870 voltage proof of about 1.5 volts their
00:19:34.039 00:19:34.049 specific capacitance is however much
00:19:36.649 00:19:36.659 higher than that of anode foils to
00:19:39.680 00:19:39.690 justify the need for a large surface
00:19:41.840 00:19:41.850 capacitance of the cathode foil see the
00:19:44.570 00:19:44.580 section on charge discharge stability
00:19:46.880 00:19:46.890 below the cathode foils as the anode
00:19:50.659 00:19:50.669 foils are manufactured as so-called
00:19:52.760 00:19:52.770 mother rolls from which widths and
00:19:56.360 00:19:56.370 lengths are cut off as required for
00:19:58.639 00:19:58.649 capacitor production
00:20:01.660 00:20:01.670 00:20:05.090 00:20:05.100 topic electrolytes
00:20:10.690 00:20:10.700 the electrolytic capacitor got its name
00:20:13.510 00:20:13.520 from the electrolyte the conductive
00:20:15.610 00:20:15.620 liquid inside the capacitor as a liquid
00:20:19.000 00:20:19.010 it can be adapted to the porous
00:20:20.770 00:20:20.780 structure of the anode and the grown
00:20:22.480 00:20:22.490 oxide layer with the same shape and form
00:20:24.970 00:20:24.980 as a tailor-made cathode an electrolyte
00:20:29.020 00:20:29.030 always consists of a mixture of solvents
00:20:31.660 00:20:31.670 and additives to meet given requirements
00:20:34.170 00:20:34.180 the main electrical property of the
00:20:36.940 00:20:36.950 electrolyte is its conductivity which is
00:20:39.430 00:20:39.440 physically an ion conductivity in
00:20:41.740 00:20:41.750 liquids in addition to the good
00:20:44.470 00:20:44.480 conductivity of operating electrolytes
00:20:46.840 00:20:46.850 various other requirements are among
00:20:49.330 00:20:49.340 other things chemical stability high
00:20:51.910 00:20:51.920 flashpoint chemical compatibility with
00:20:54.670 00:20:54.680 aluminum low viscosity low environmental
00:20:57.220 00:20:57.230 impact and low costs the electrolyte
00:21:01.000 00:21:01.010 should also provide oxygen for forming
00:21:03.520 00:21:03.530 and self-healing processes and all this
00:21:05.800 00:21:05.810 within a temperature range as wide as
00:21:07.900 00:21:07.910 possible this diversity of requirements
00:21:11.380 00:21:11.390 for the liquid electrolyte results in a
00:21:13.510 00:21:13.520 wide variety of proprietary solutions
00:21:16.000 00:21:16.010 the electrolytic systems used today can
00:21:18.820 00:21:18.830 be roughly summarized into three main
00:21:20.920 00:21:20.930 groups electrolytes based on ethylene
00:21:24.430 00:21:24.440 glycol and boric acid in these so called
00:21:27.910 00:21:27.920 glycol or borax electrolyte and unwanted
00:21:30.640 00:21:30.650 chemical crystal water reaction occurs
00:21:33.250 00:21:33.260 according to the scheme acid plus
00:21:35.800 00:21:35.810 alcohol gives ester plus water these
00:21:40.600 00:21:40.610 borax electrolytes are standard
00:21:42.880 00:21:42.890 electrolytes long in use and with a
00:21:45.160 00:21:45.170 water content between five and twenty
00:21:47.560 00:21:47.570 percent they work at a maximum
00:21:50.350 00:21:50.360 temperature of 85 degrees Celsius or 105
00:21:54.190 00:21:54.200 degrees Celsius in the entire voltage
00:21:56.470 00:21:56.480 range up to 600 V even with these
00:21:59.350 00:21:59.360 capacitors the aggressiveness of the
00:22:01.540 00:22:01.550 water must be prevented by appropriate
00:22:03.910 00:22:03.920 measures almost anhydrous electrolytes
00:22:07.660 00:22:07.670 based on organic solvents such as
00:22:10.000 00:22:10.010 dimethyl formamide DMF dimethylacetamide
00:22:13.120 00:22:13.130 d ma or gamma butyrolactone GBL these
00:22:18.160 00:22:18.170 capacitors with organic solvent
00:22:20.350 00:22:20.360 electrolytes are suitable for
00:22:21.910 00:22:21.920 temperature ranges from 100
00:22:24.250 00:22:24.260 five degrees Celsius 125 degrees Celsius
00:22:28.540 00:22:28.550 or 150 degrees Celsius have low leakage
00:22:32.290 00:22:32.300 current values and have very good
00:22:34.150 00:22:34.160 long-term capacitor behavior water-based
00:22:37.840 00:22:37.850 electrolytes with high water content up
00:22:40.480 00:22:40.490 to 70% water for so-called low impedance
00:22:44.820 00:22:44.830 low ESR or high ripple current
00:22:49.950 00:22:49.960 electrolytic capacitors with rated
00:22:52.390 00:22:52.400 voltages up to 100 volts for low-cost
00:22:54.990 00:22:55.000 mass-market applications the
00:22:58.030 00:22:58.040 aggressiveness of the water for aluminum
00:23:00.220 00:23:00.230 must be prevented with suitable
00:23:01.930 00:23:01.940 additives since the amount of liquid
00:23:04.180 00:23:04.190 electrolyte during the operating time of
00:23:06.700 00:23:06.710 the capacitors decreases over time
00:23:08.500 00:23:08.510 through self-healing and by diffusion
00:23:10.900 00:23:10.910 through the seal the electrical
00:23:12.850 00:23:12.860 parameters of the capacitors may be
00:23:14.800 00:23:14.810 adversely affected limiting the service
00:23:17.380 00:23:17.390 life or lifetime of wet electrolytic
00:23:21.070 00:23:21.080 capacitors see the section on life time
00:23:23.710 00:23:23.720 below
00:23:25.400 00:23:25.410 00:23:28.830 00:23:28.840 topic separator
00:23:34.330 00:23:34.340 the anode and cathode foils must be
00:23:37.060 00:23:37.070 protected from direct contact with each
00:23:39.279 00:23:39.289 other because such contacts even at
00:23:41.799 00:23:41.809 relatively low voltages may lead to a
00:23:44.349 00:23:44.359 short-circuit in case of direct contact
00:23:48.039 00:23:48.049 of both foils the oxide layer on the
00:23:50.440 00:23:50.450 anode surface gives no protection a
00:23:53.310 00:23:53.320 spacer or separator made of a special
00:23:55.899 00:23:55.909 highly absorbent paper with high purity
00:23:58.419 00:23:58.429 protects the two metal foils from direct
00:24:01.389 00:24:01.399 contact this capacitor paper also serves
00:24:05.229 00:24:05.239 as a reservoir for the electrolyte to
00:24:07.149 00:24:07.159 extend the lifetime of the capacitor the
00:24:10.839 00:24:10.849 thickness of the spacer depends on the
00:24:12.999 00:24:13.009 rated voltage of the electrolytic
00:24:14.709 00:24:14.719 capacitor it is up to 100 volts between
00:24:18.759 00:24:18.769 30 and 75 micrometers
00:24:21.430 00:24:21.440 for higher voltages several layers of
00:24:24.669 00:24:24.679 paper duplex paper are used to increase
00:24:27.279 00:24:27.289 the breakdown strength
00:24:33.900 00:24:33.910 topic encapsulation
00:24:39.820 00:24:39.830 the encapsulation of aluminum
00:24:42.070 00:24:42.080 electrolytic capacitors is also made of
00:24:44.650 00:24:44.660 aluminum in order to avoid galvanic
00:24:46.750 00:24:46.760 reactions normally with an aluminum case
00:24:49.480 00:24:49.490 can't tub for radial electrolytic
00:24:52.750 00:24:52.760 capacitors it is connected across the
00:24:55.000 00:24:55.010 electrolyte with a non defined
00:24:56.680 00:24:56.690 resistance to the cathode ground for
00:24:59.980 00:24:59.990 axial electrolytic capacitors however
00:25:02.680 00:25:02.690 the housing is specifically designed
00:25:04.630 00:25:04.640 with a direct contact to the cathode in
00:25:08.320 00:25:08.330 case of a malfunction overload or wrong
00:25:11.230 00:25:11.240 polarity operating inside the
00:25:13.120 00:25:13.130 electrolytic capacitor housing
00:25:15.000 00:25:15.010 substantial gas pressure can arise the
00:25:18.580 00:25:18.590 tubs are designed to open a pressure
00:25:20.440 00:25:20.450 relief vent and release high-pressure
00:25:22.480 00:25:22.490 gas including parts of the electrolyte
00:25:25.200 00:25:25.210 this vent protects against bursting
00:25:28.210 00:25:28.220 explosion or fly away of the metal tab
00:25:31.320 00:25:31.330 for smaller housings the pressure relief
00:25:34.270 00:25:34.280 vent is carved in the bottom or the
00:25:36.100 00:25:36.110 notch of the tub larger capacitors like
00:25:39.190 00:25:39.200 screw terminal capacitors have a
00:25:41.560 00:25:41.570 lockable overpressure vent and must be
00:25:43.720 00:25:43.730 mounted in an upright position
00:25:50.620 00:25:50.630 topic sealing
00:25:55.940 00:25:55.950 the sealing materials of aluminum
00:25:58.430 00:25:58.440 electrolytic capacitors depend on the
00:26:00.800 00:26:00.810 different styles for larger screw
00:26:03.770 00:26:03.780 terminal and snap in capacitors the
00:26:06.110 00:26:06.120 sealing washer is made of a plastic
00:26:07.820 00:26:07.830 material axial electrolytic capacitors
00:26:11.810 00:26:11.820 usually have a ceiling washer made of
00:26:14.060 00:26:14.070 phenolic resin laminated with a layer of
00:26:16.160 00:26:16.170 rubber radial electrolytic capacitors
00:26:19.730 00:26:19.740 use a rubber plug with a very dense
00:26:21.740 00:26:21.750 structure all sealing materials must be
00:26:25.220 00:26:25.230 inert to the chemical parts of the
00:26:27.050 00:26:27.060 electrolyte and may not contain soluble
00:26:29.330 00:26:29.340 compounds that could lead to
00:26:30.860 00:26:30.870 contamination of the electrolyte to
00:26:33.400 00:26:33.410 avoid leakage the electrolyte must not
00:26:36.710 00:26:36.720 be aggressive to the sealing material
00:26:44.030 00:26:44.040 topic production
00:26:49.659 00:26:49.669 the production process starts with
00:26:52.180 00:26:52.190 mother roles first the etched roughened
00:26:55.299 00:26:55.309 and preformed anode foil on the mother
00:26:57.459 00:26:57.469 role as well as the spacer paper and the
00:26:59.619 00:26:59.629 cathode foiler cut to the required width
00:27:02.129 00:27:02.139 the foils are fed to an automatic winder
00:27:05.499 00:27:05.509 which makes a wound section in a
00:27:07.389 00:27:07.399 consecutive operation involving three
00:27:09.729 00:27:09.739 sequential steps terminal welding
00:27:12.219 00:27:12.229 winding and length cutting in the next
00:27:15.699 00:27:15.709 production step the wind section fixed
00:27:18.249 00:27:18.259 at the lead-out terminals is soaked with
00:27:20.229 00:27:20.239 electrolyte under vacuum impregnation
00:27:22.769 00:27:22.779 the impregnated winding is then built
00:27:25.869 00:27:25.879 into an aluminum case provided with a
00:27:28.269 00:27:28.279 rubber sealing disk and mechanically
00:27:30.430 00:27:30.440 tightly sealed by curling there are
00:27:33.219 00:27:33.229 after the capacitor is provided with an
00:27:35.709 00:27:35.719 insulating shrink sleeve film this
00:27:38.619 00:27:38.629 optically ready capacitor is then
00:27:40.779 00:27:40.789 contacted at rated voltage in a high
00:27:43.089 00:27:43.099 temperature post forming device for
00:27:45.430 00:27:45.440 healing all the dielectric defects
00:27:47.499 00:27:47.509 resulting from the cutting and winding
00:27:49.389 00:27:49.399 procedure after post forming a 100%
00:27:53.680 00:27:53.690 final measurement of capacitance leakage
00:27:56.409 00:27:56.419 current and impedance takes place taping
00:28:00.249 00:28:00.259 closes the manufacturing process the
00:28:02.709 00:28:02.719 capacitors are ready for delivery
00:28:10.020 00:28:10.030 topic styles
00:28:15.750 00:28:15.760 different styles of non solid aluminum
00:28:18.629 00:28:18.639 00:28:21.300 00:28:21.310 00:28:23.700 00:28:23.710 non solid electrolytes are available in
00:28:26.040 00:28:26.050 different styles see pictures above from
00:28:28.590 00:28:28.600 left to right
00:28:30.020 00:28:30.030 SM DS V chip for surface mounting on
00:28:33.630 00:28:33.640 printed circuit boards or substrates
00:28:36.650 00:28:36.660 radial led terminals single-ended for
00:28:40.020 00:28:40.030 vertical mounting on printed circuit
00:28:42.090 00:28:42.100 boards axial lead terminals for
00:28:45.450 00:28:45.460 horizontal tht mounting on printed
00:28:48.090 00:28:48.100 circuit boards radial pin terminals
00:28:51.570 00:28:51.580 snap-in for power applications large
00:28:55.530 00:28:55.540 screw terminals for power applications
00:29:02.600 00:29:02.610 topic history
00:29:08.180 00:29:08.190 in 1875 French researcher Eugene Duke
00:29:12.290 00:29:12.300 r8a discovered that certain valve metals
00:29:15.610 00:29:15.620 aluminum and others can form an oxide
00:29:18.620 00:29:18.630 layer that blocks an electric current
00:29:20.660 00:29:20.670 from flowing in one direction but allows
00:29:22.880 00:29:22.890 it to flow in the reverse direction
00:29:25.630 00:29:25.640 Carol Pollock a producer of accumulators
00:29:28.910 00:29:28.920 found out that the oxide layer on an
00:29:31.220 00:29:31.230 aluminum anode remained stable in a
00:29:33.380 00:29:33.390 neutral or alkaline electrolyte even
00:29:35.900 00:29:35.910 when the power was switched off in 1896
00:29:39.710 00:29:39.720 he obtained a patent for an electric
00:29:41.990 00:29:42.000 liquid capacitor with aluminium
00:29:43.540 00:29:43.550 electrodes their electric flow circuits
00:29:46.550 00:29:46.560 condensator MIT aluminium electrode and
00:29:49.490 00:29:49.500 based on the idea of using the oxide
00:29:51.860 00:29:51.870 layer in a polarized capacitor in
00:29:54.080 00:29:54.090 combination with a neutral or slightly
00:29:56.180 00:29:56.190 alkaline electrolyte the first
00:29:58.250 00:29:58.260 electrolytic capacitors realized
00:30:00.380 00:30:00.390 industrially consisted of a metallic box
00:30:02.930 00:30:02.940 used as cathode filled with a borax
00:30:05.270 00:30:05.280 electrolyte dissolved in water in which
00:30:07.700 00:30:07.710 a folded aluminum anode plate was
00:30:09.770 00:30:09.780 inserted applying a DC voltage from
00:30:13.220 00:30:13.230 outside an oxide layer was formed on the
00:30:15.710 00:30:15.720 surface of the anode the advantage of
00:30:18.890 00:30:18.900 these capacitors was that they were
00:30:20.570 00:30:20.580 significantly smaller and cheaper than
00:30:22.670 00:30:22.680 all other capacitors at this time with
00:30:24.950 00:30:24.960 respect to realized capacitance value
00:30:27.580 00:30:27.590 this construction with different styles
00:30:30.590 00:30:30.600 of anode construction but with a case as
00:30:32.900 00:30:32.910 cathode and a container as the
00:30:34.610 00:30:34.620 electrolyte was used up to the 1930s and
00:30:37.490 00:30:37.500 was called a wet electrolytic capacitor
00:30:41.300 00:30:41.310 referring to its high water content the
00:30:44.380 00:30:44.390 first common application of wet aluminum
00:30:47.570 00:30:47.580 electrolytic capacitors was in large
00:30:49.760 00:30:49.770 telephone exchanges to reduce relay
00:30:52.460 00:30:52.470 Hache noise on the 48 volt DC power
00:30:55.550 00:30:55.560 supply the development of AC operated
00:30:59.270 00:30:59.280 domestic radio receivers in the late
00:31:01.600 00:31:01.610 1920s created a demand for large
00:31:04.280 00:31:04.290 capacitance for the time and
00:31:06.230 00:31:06.240 high-voltage capacitors for the valve
00:31:08.360 00:31:08.370 amplifier technique typically at least
00:31:10.490 00:31:10.500 four micro farad's and rated at around
00:31:13.190 00:31:13.200 500 volts DC wax paper and oiled silk
00:31:17.450 00:31:17.460 film capacitors were available but
00:31:19.820 00:31:19.830 devices with that order of capacitor
00:31:22.040 00:31:22.050 and voltage rating were bulky and
00:31:24.110 00:31:24.120 prohibitively expensive the ancestor of
00:31:27.740 00:31:27.750 the modern electrolytic capacitor was
00:31:29.930 00:31:29.940 patented by Samuel Rubin in 1925 who
00:31:33.650 00:31:33.660 teamed with Phillip Mallory the founder
00:31:35.810 00:31:35.820 of the battery company that is now known
00:31:37.790 00:31:37.800 as Duracell international Reubens idea
00:31:41.180 00:31:41.190 adopted the stacked construction of a
00:31:43.280 00:31:43.290 silver mica capacitor he introduced a
00:31:46.310 00:31:46.320 separate second foil to contact the
00:31:48.470 00:31:48.480 electrolyte adjacent the anode foil
00:31:50.630 00:31:50.640 instead of using the electrolyte filled
00:31:52.850 00:31:52.860 container as the cathode of the
00:31:54.560 00:31:54.570 capacitor the stacked second foil got
00:31:57.860 00:31:57.870 its own terminal additional to the anode
00:32:00.050 00:32:00.060 terminal and the container had no longer
00:32:02.330 00:32:02.340 an electrical function this type of
00:32:05.300 00:32:05.310 electrolytic capacitor with one anode
00:32:07.730 00:32:07.740 foil separated from a cathode foil by a
00:32:10.430 00:32:10.440 liquid or gel like electrolyte of a non
00:32:12.830 00:32:12.840 aqueous nature which is therefore dry in
00:32:15.500 00:32:15.510 the sense of having a very low water
00:32:17.390 00:32:17.400 content became known as their tri type
00:32:20.990 00:32:21.000 of electrolytic capacitor this invention
00:32:23.720 00:32:23.730 together with the invention of wound
00:32:26.000 00:32:26.010 foils separated with a paper spacer 1927
00:32:29.750 00:32:29.760 by a Eckel hydra verka germany reduced
00:32:33.050 00:32:33.060 the size and the price significantly
00:32:34.600 00:32:34.610 which helped make the new radios
00:32:37.160 00:32:37.170 affordable for a broader group of
00:32:38.990 00:32:39.000 customers
00:32:39.830 00:32:39.840 William do Billy R whose first patent
00:32:42.110 00:32:42.120 for electrolytic capacitors was filed in
00:32:44.740 00:32:44.750 1928 industrialized the new ideas for
00:32:48.140 00:32:48.150 electrolytic capacitors and started
00:32:50.450 00:32:50.460 large-scale commercial production in
00:32:52.580 00:32:52.590 1931 in the Cornell EE @cd Factory in
00:32:56.570 00:32:56.580 Plainfield New Jersey at the same time
00:33:00.170 00:33:00.180 in Berlin Germany the Hydra verka an aeg
00:33:04.940 00:33:04.950 company started the production of
00:33:07.130 00:33:07.140 electrolytic capacitors in large
00:33:09.110 00:33:09.120 quantities already in his patent
00:33:12.590 00:33:12.600 application of 1886 pollock wrote that
00:33:15.620 00:33:15.630 the capacitance of the capacitor
00:33:16.960 00:33:16.970 increased if the surface of the anode
00:33:19.460 00:33:19.470 foil was roughened a number of methods
00:33:22.460 00:33:22.470 have since been developed for roughening
00:33:24.800 00:33:24.810 the anode surface mechanical methods
00:33:27.230 00:33:27.240 like sandblasting or scratching and
00:33:29.570 00:33:29.580 chemical etching with acids and acid
00:33:31.460 00:33:31.470 salts forced by high currents some of
00:33:34.940 00:33:34.950 these methods
00:33:35.850 00:33:35.860 were developed in the CD factory between
00:33:38.269 00:33:38.279 1931 and 1938 today 2014
00:33:44.000 00:33:44.010 electrochemically etching of low voltage
00:33:45.930 00:33:45.940 foils can achieve up to a 200 fold
00:33:48.810 00:33:48.820 increase in surface area compared to a
00:33:51.299 00:33:51.309 smooth surface progress relating to the
00:33:54.810 00:33:54.820 etching process is the reason for the
00:33:56.880 00:33:56.890 ongoing reduction in the dimensions of
00:33:59.159 00:33:59.169 aluminum electrolytic capacitors over
00:34:01.529 00:34:01.539 the past decades the period after World
00:34:05.250 00:34:05.260 War 2 is associated with a rapid
00:34:07.710 00:34:07.720 development in radio and television
00:34:09.629 00:34:09.639 technology as well as in industrial
00:34:12.089 00:34:12.099 applications which had great influence
00:34:14.520 00:34:14.530 on production quantities but also on
00:34:16.980 00:34:16.990 Styles sizes and series diversification
00:34:19.800 00:34:19.810 of electrolytic capacitors new
00:34:23.040 00:34:23.050 electrolytes based on organic liquids
00:34:25.530 00:34:25.540 reduced leakage currents and ESR
00:34:27.869 00:34:27.879 broadened temperature ranges and
00:34:29.940 00:34:29.950 increased lifetimes corrosion phenomena
00:34:33.450 00:34:33.460 caused by chlorine and water could be
00:34:35.550 00:34:35.560 avoided by a higher purity manufacturing
00:34:38.250 00:34:38.260 processes and by using additives in the
00:34:40.619 00:34:40.629 electrolytes the development of tantalum
00:34:44.369 00:34:44.379 electrolytic capacitors in the early
00:34:46.470 00:34:46.480 1950s with manganese dioxide as solid
00:34:49.800 00:34:49.810 electrolyte which has a 10 times better
00:34:52.139 00:34:52.149 conductivity than all other types of non
00:34:54.659 00:34:54.669 solid electrolytes also influenced the
00:34:57.180 00:34:57.190 development of aluminium electrolytic
00:34:59.070 00:34:59.080 capacitors in 1964 the first aluminum
00:35:03.810 00:35:03.820 00:35:05.940 00:35:05.950 electrolytes solid aluminum capacitor
00:35:08.550 00:35:08.560 cell appeared on the market developed by
00:35:11.310 00:35:11.320 Philips the decades from 1970 to 1990
00:35:15.329 00:35:15.339 were marked by the development of
00:35:17.010 00:35:17.020 various new professional aluminum
00:35:19.020 00:35:19.030 electrolytic capacitor series with F II
00:35:22.220 00:35:22.230 very low leakage currents or with long
00:35:25.290 00:35:25.300 life characteristics or for higher
00:35:27.359 00:35:27.369 temperatures up to 125 degrees Celsius
00:35:31.020 00:35:31.030 which were specifically suited to
00:35:33.150 00:35:33.160 certain industrial applications the
00:35:36.300 00:35:36.310 great diversity of the many series of
00:35:38.760 00:35:38.770 00:35:40.980 00:35:40.990 non solid electrolytes up to now 2014 is
00:35:44.550 00:35:44.560 an indicator of the adaptability of the
00:35:46.680 00:35:46.690 capacitors to meet different industrial
00:35:48.750 00:35:48.760 require
00:35:50.160 00:35:50.170 in 1983 a further reduction of the ESR
00:35:54.540 00:35:54.550 was achieved by sanyo with its OS con
00:35:58.280 00:35:58.290 aluminum electrolytic capacitors these
00:36:01.500 00:36:01.510 capacitors use as solid organic
00:36:03.660 00:36:03.670 conductor the charge transfer salt TT
00:36:06.510 00:36:06.520 FTC NQ tetra cyano queneau de methane
00:36:09.780 00:36:09.790 which provided an improvement in
00:36:11.790 00:36:11.800 conductivity by a factor of 10 with
00:36:14.160 00:36:14.170 respect to the manganese dioxide
00:36:15.800 00:36:15.810 electrolyte the ESR values of T cnq
00:36:20.670 00:36:20.680 capacitors were significantly reduced by
00:36:23.220 00:36:23.230 the discovery of conducting polymers by
00:36:25.530 00:36:25.540 Alan J Higa Alan mcdermid and Hideki
00:36:28.440 00:36:28.450 shirokawa the conductivity of conductive
00:36:31.830 00:36:31.840 polymers such as poly pyrole 14 or PE do
00:36:35.400 00:36:35.410 TR better than that of TC n Q by a
00:36:38.040 00:36:38.050 factor of 100 to 500 and are close to
00:36:41.190 00:36:41.200 the conductivity of metals in 1991
00:36:45.150 00:36:45.160 panasonic put its SP cap a polymer
00:36:49.470 00:36:49.480 aluminum
00:36:51.170 00:36:51.180 electrolytic capacitor on the market
00:36:53.720 00:36:53.730 these electrolytic capacitors with
00:36:56.390 00:36:56.400 polymer electrolytes achieved ESR values
00:36:58.730 00:36:58.740 low enough to compete with ceramic
00:37:01.190 00:37:01.200 multi-layer capacitors mlcc's they were
00:37:05.270 00:37:05.280 still less expensive than tantalum
00:37:07.400 00:37:07.410 capacitors and were a short time later
00:37:09.530 00:37:09.540 used in devices with a flat design such
00:37:12.470 00:37:12.480 as laptops and cell phones new
00:37:15.890 00:37:15.900 water-based electrolytes were developed
00:37:18.290 00:37:18.300 in Japan from the mid-1980s with the
00:37:20.990 00:37:21.000 goal of reducing ESR for inexpensive non
00:37:23.900 00:37:23.910 solid electrolytic capacitors water is
00:37:27.560 00:37:27.570 inexpensive an effective solvent for
00:37:30.020 00:37:30.030 electrolytes and significantly improves
00:37:32.450 00:37:32.460 the conductivity of the electrolyte the
00:37:35.930 00:37:35.940 Japanese manufacturer Rubicon was a
00:37:38.570 00:37:38.580 leader in the development of new
00:37:40.370 00:37:40.380 water-based electrolyte systems with
00:37:42.620 00:37:42.630 enhanced conductivity in the late 1990s
00:37:45.970 00:37:45.980 the new series of non solid capacitors
00:37:49.460 00:37:49.470 with water based electrolyte was called
00:37:51.740 00:37:51.750 in the data sheets low ESR low impedance
00:37:57.310 00:37:57.320 ultra-low impedance or high ripple
00:38:01.490 00:38:01.500 current series a stolen recipe of such a
00:38:06.440 00:38:06.450 water-based electrolyte in which
00:38:08.570 00:38:08.580 important stabilizing substances were
00:38:11.060 00:38:11.070 absent led in the years 2000 to 2005 to
00:38:15.080 00:38:15.090 the problem of mass bursting capacitors
00:38:17.210 00:38:17.220 in computers and power supplies which
00:38:19.610 00:38:19.620 became known under the term capacitor
00:38:22.340 00:38:22.350 plagued in these capacitors the water
00:38:25.370 00:38:25.380 reacts quite aggressively and even
00:38:27.470 00:38:27.480 violently with aluminium accompanied by
00:38:29.690 00:38:29.700 strong heat and gas development in the
00:38:32.210 00:38:32.220 capacitor and often leads to the
00:38:34.130 00:38:34.140 explosion of the capacitor
00:38:41.000 00:38:41.010 topic electrical parameters
00:38:47.589 00:38:47.599 the electrical characteristics of
00:38:50.079 00:38:50.089 capacitors are harmonized by the
00:38:51.969 00:38:51.979 international generic specification IEC
00:38:55.949 00:38:55.959 60309 asjuan in this standard the
00:39:00.579 00:39:00.589 electrical characteristics of capacitors
00:39:03.099 00:39:03.109 are described by an idealized series
00:39:05.469 00:39:05.479 equivalent circuit with electrical
00:39:07.390 00:39:07.400 components that model all ohmic losses
00:39:09.839 00:39:09.849 capacitive and inductive parameters of
00:39:12.459 00:39:12.469 an electrolytic capacitor see the
00:39:15.880 00:39:15.890 capacitance of the capacitor are ESR the
00:39:19.989 00:39:19.999 equivalent series resistance which
00:39:22.269 00:39:22.279 summarizes all ohmic losses of the
00:39:24.189 00:39:24.199 capacitor usually abbreviated as ESR L
00:39:29.529 00:39:29.539 ESL the equivalent series inductance
00:39:32.140 00:39:32.150 which is the effective self inductance
00:39:34.779 00:39:34.789 of the capacitor usually abbreviated as
00:39:37.829 00:39:37.839 ESL
00:39:40.740 00:39:40.750 our leakage the resistance that
00:39:42.870 00:39:42.880 represents the leakage current
00:39:48.810 00:39:48.820 topic capacitance standard values and
00:39:52.560 00:39:52.570 tolerances
00:39:56.910 00:39:56.920 the basic unit of electrolytic
00:39:59.400 00:39:59.410 capacitors capacitance is the micro
00:40:01.770 00:40:01.780 farad mu F or less correctly UF the
00:40:06.000 00:40:06.010 capacitance value specified in
00:40:08.190 00:40:08.200 manufacturers data sheets is called the
00:40:10.650 00:40:10.660 rated capacitance C R or nominal
00:40:12.990 00:40:13.000 capacitance CN and is the value for
00:40:15.540 00:40:15.550 which the capacitor has been designed
00:40:18.350 00:40:18.360 standardized measuring conditions for
00:40:20.970 00:40:20.980 electrolytic capacitors are an AC
00:40:22.890 00:40:22.900 measurement with 0.5 volts at a
00:40:25.770 00:40:25.780 frequency of 100 and 100 twentieths of a
00:40:28.950 00:40:28.960 Hertz and a temperature of 20 degrees
00:40:30.860 00:40:30.870 Celsius the capacitance value of an
00:40:34.920 00:40:34.930 electrolytic capacitor depends on the
00:40:37.290 00:40:37.300 measuring frequency and temperature the
00:40:40.320 00:40:40.330 value at a measuring frequency of 1
00:40:42.600 00:40:42.610 kilohertz is about 10 percent less than
00:40:44.850 00:40:44.860 the 100 and 100 twentieths of a Hertz
00:40:47.790 00:40:47.800 value therefore the capacitance values
00:40:51.510 00:40:51.520 of electrolytic capacitors are not
00:40:53.580 00:40:53.590 directly comparable and differ from
00:40:55.440 00:40:55.450 those of film capacitors or ceramic
00:40:57.870 00:40:57.880 capacitors whose capacitance is measured
00:41:00.510 00:41:00.520 at 1 kilohertz or higher measured with
00:41:03.930 00:41:03.940 an AC measuring method with 100 and 100
00:41:07.110 00:41:07.120 twentieths of a Hertz the measured
00:41:09.030 00:41:09.040 capacitance value is the closest value
00:41:11.340 00:41:11.350 to the electrical charge stored in the
00:41:13.680 00:41:13.690 capacitor the stored charge is measured
00:41:16.680 00:41:16.690 with a special discharge method and is
00:41:19.020 00:41:19.030 called DC capacitance the DC capacitance
00:41:23.250 00:41:23.260 is about 10 percent higher than the 100
00:41:25.950 00:41:25.960 and 100 twentieths of a Hertz AC
00:41:28.250 00:41:28.260 capacitance the DC capacitance is of
00:41:32.310 00:41:32.320 interest for discharge applications like
00:41:34.680 00:41:34.690 photo flash the percentage of allowed
00:41:38.160 00:41:38.170 deviation of the measured capacitance
00:41:40.380 00:41:40.390 from the rated value is called
00:41:42.240 00:41:42.250 capacitance tolerance electrolytic
00:41:45.570 00:41:45.580 capacitors are available in different
00:41:47.490 00:41:47.500 tolerance series whose values are
00:41:49.650 00:41:49.660 specified in the e series specified in
00:41:52.440 00:41:52.450 IEC 60309 C 60,000 and 62 rated
00:42:06.270 00:42:06.280 capacitance III series tolerance plus or
00:42:09.750 00:42:09.760 minus 20
00:42:10.779 00:42:10.789 sent letter code m-rated capacitance C
00:42:15.699 00:42:15.709 six series tolerance plus or minus 20
00:42:19.029 00:42:19.039 percent letter code M rated capacitance
00:42:23.829 00:42:23.839 e 12 series tolerance plus or minus 10%
00:42:27.459 00:42:27.469 letter code K the required capacitance
00:42:31.749 00:42:31.759 tolerance is determined by the
00:42:33.459 00:42:33.469 particular application electrolytic
00:42:36.339 00:42:36.349 capacitors that are often used for
00:42:38.469 00:42:38.479 filtering and bypassing capacitors do
00:42:40.929 00:42:40.939 not need narrow tolerances because they
00:42:43.209 00:42:43.219 are not used for accurate frequency
00:42:45.400 00:42:45.410 applications such as for oscillator 's
00:42:52.930 00:42:52.940 topic rated and category voltage
00:42:59.730 00:42:59.740 in IEC 60309 asjuan the allowed
00:43:04.920 00:43:04.930 operating voltage is called their rated
00:43:07.770 00:43:07.780 voltage you're their nominal voltage un
00:43:12.930 00:43:12.940 the rated voltage is the maximum DC
00:43:16.020 00:43:16.030 voltage or peak pulse voltage that may
00:43:18.540 00:43:18.550 be applied continuously at any
00:43:20.339 00:43:20.349 temperature within the rated temperature
00:43:22.200 00:43:22.210 range the voltage proof of electrolytic
00:43:26.400 00:43:26.410 capacitors which is directly
00:43:28.260 00:43:28.270 proportional to the dielectric layer
00:43:30.300 00:43:30.310 thickness decreases with increasing
00:43:32.370 00:43:32.380 temperature for some applications it is
00:43:35.730 00:43:35.740 important to use a high temperature
00:43:37.710 00:43:37.720 range lowering the voltage applied at a
00:43:41.099 00:43:41.109 higher temperature maintain safety
00:43:43.410 00:43:43.420 margins for some capacitor types
00:43:46.380 00:43:46.390 therefore the IEC standard specifies a
00:43:49.320 00:43:49.330 second temperature de rated voltage
00:43:52.579 00:43:52.589 through a higher temperature range that
00:43:55.470 00:43:55.480 category voltage you see the category
00:43:59.670 00:43:59.680 voltage is the maximum DC voltage peak
00:44:02.730 00:44:02.740 pulse voltage or superimposed AC voltage
00:44:05.820 00:44:05.830 that may be applied continuously to a
00:44:07.920 00:44:07.930 capacitor at any temperature within the
00:44:10.050 00:44:10.060 category temperature range
00:44:16.950 00:44:16.960 topic surge voltage
00:44:22.990 00:44:23.000 aluminum electrolytic capacitors can be
00:44:25.819 00:44:25.829 applied for a short time with an
00:44:27.680 00:44:27.690 over-voltage
00:44:28.460 00:44:28.470 also called a surge voltage the surge
00:44:31.880 00:44:31.890 voltage indicates the maximum voltage
00:44:34.280 00:44:34.290 value within the temperature range that
00:44:36.740 00:44:36.750 may be applied during the lifetime at a
00:44:38.809 00:44:38.819 frequency of 1000 cycles with a dwell
00:44:41.690 00:44:41.700 time of 30 seconds in a pause of 5
00:44:44.240 00:44:44.250 minutes and 30 seconds in each instance
00:44:46.490 00:44:46.500 without causing any visible damage to
00:44:48.920 00:44:48.930 the capacitor or a capacitance change of
00:44:51.530 00:44:51.540 more than 15 percent for capacitors with
00:44:55.400 00:44:55.410 a rated voltage of 315 volts the surge
00:44:58.789 00:44:58.799 voltage is 1.15 times the rated voltage
00:45:02.089 00:45:02.099 and for capacitors with a rated voltage
00:45:04.579 00:45:04.589 exceeding 315 volts the surge voltage is
00:45:08.599 00:45:08.609 1.10 times the rated voltage
00:45:16.340 00:45:16.350 topic transient voltage
00:45:22.510 00:45:22.520 00:45:25.250 00:45:25.260 non solid electrolyte are relatively
00:45:27.349 00:45:27.359 insensitive to high and short-term
00:45:29.450 00:45:29.460 transient voltages higher than the surge
00:45:31.790 00:45:31.800 voltage if the frequency and the energy
00:45:34.430 00:45:34.440 content of the transients is low this
00:45:37.460 00:45:37.470 ability depends on the rated voltage and
00:45:40.070 00:45:40.080 component size low energy transient
00:45:43.190 00:45:43.200 voltages lead to a voltage limitation
00:45:45.710 00:45:45.720 similar to a Zener diode the
00:45:48.710 00:45:48.720 electrochemical oxide forming processes
00:45:51.290 00:45:51.300 take place when voltage in correct
00:45:53.660 00:45:53.670 polarity is applied and generates an
00:45:56.000 00:45:56.010 additional oxide when transients arise
00:45:58.750 00:45:58.760 this formation is accompanied with heat
00:46:01.910 00:46:01.920 and hydrogen gas generation this is
00:46:04.640 00:46:04.650 tolerable if the energy content of the
00:46:07.010 00:46:07.020 transient is low however when a
00:46:10.070 00:46:10.080 transient peak voltage causes an
00:46:12.349 00:46:12.359 electric field strength that is too high
00:46:14.599 00:46:14.609 for the dielectric it can directly cause
00:46:17.089 00:46:17.099 a short circuit an unambiguous and
00:46:20.390 00:46:20.400 general specification of tolerable
00:46:22.550 00:46:22.560 transients or peak voltages is not
00:46:24.890 00:46:24.900 possible in every case transients arise
00:46:28.430 00:46:28.440 the application has to be carefully
00:46:30.740 00:46:30.750 approved electrolytic capacitors with
00:46:34.280 00:46:34.290 solid electrolyte cannot withstand
00:46:36.250 00:46:36.260 transients or peak voltages higher than
00:46:38.990 00:46:39.000 the surge voltage transients for this
00:46:42.170 00:46:42.180 type of electrolytic capacitor may
00:46:44.359 00:46:44.369 destroy the component
00:46:47.109 00:46:47.119 00:46:50.530 00:46:50.540 topic reverse voltage
00:46:56.589 00:46:56.599 electrolytic capacitors are polarized
00:46:59.329 00:46:59.339 capacitors and generally require an
00:47:01.549 00:47:01.559 anode electrode voltage to be positive
00:47:03.949 00:47:03.959 relative to the cathode voltage
00:47:06.309 00:47:06.319 however the cathode foil of aluminum
00:47:09.410 00:47:09.420 electrolytic capacitors is provided with
00:47:11.900 00:47:11.910 a very thin natural air originated oxide
00:47:14.719 00:47:14.729 layer this oxide layer has a voltage
00:47:17.749 00:47:17.759 proof of approximately 1 to 1.5 V
00:47:21.109 00:47:21.119 therefore aluminum electrolytic
00:47:22.989 00:47:22.999 capacitors with non solid electrolyte
00:47:25.609 00:47:25.619 can withstand a very small reverse
00:47:27.679 00:47:27.689 voltage and for example can be measured
00:47:30.169 00:47:30.179 with an AC voltage of about 0.5 volts as
00:47:33.739 00:47:33.749 specified in relevant standards at a
00:47:37.459 00:47:37.469 reverse voltage lower than minus 1.5
00:47:40.309 00:47:40.319 volts at room temperature the cathode
00:47:42.979 00:47:42.989 aluminum foil begins to build up an
00:47:45.169 00:47:45.179 oxide layer corresponding to the applied
00:47:47.449 00:47:47.459 voltage this is aligned with generating
00:47:50.569 00:47:50.579 hydrogen gas with increasing pressure at
00:47:53.449 00:47:53.459 the same time the oxide layer on the
00:47:56.029 00:47:56.039 anode foil begins dissolution of the
00:47:58.339 00:47:58.349 oxide which weakens the voltage proof it
00:48:01.849 00:48:01.859 is now a question of the outside circuit
00:48:04.429 00:48:04.439 whether they're increasing gas pressure
00:48:06.169 00:48:06.179 from oxidation leads to bursting of the
00:48:08.509 00:48:08.519 case or the weakened anode oxide leads
00:48:11.239 00:48:11.249 to a breakdown with a short circuit if
00:48:14.390 00:48:14.400 the outside circuit is high ohmic the
00:48:16.969 00:48:16.979 capacitor fails in the vent opens due to
00:48:19.669 00:48:19.679 high gas pressure if the outside circuit
00:48:23.089 00:48:23.099 is low ohmic an internal short-circuit
00:48:25.910 00:48:25.920 is more probable in every case a reverse
00:48:29.059 00:48:29.069 voltage lower than minus 1.5 volts at
00:48:32.329 00:48:32.339 room temperature may cause the component
00:48:34.729 00:48:34.739 to catastrophically fail due to a
00:48:36.739 00:48:36.749 dielectric breakdown or overpressure
00:48:38.959 00:48:38.969 which causes the capacitor to burst
00:48:41.239 00:48:41.249 often in a spectacularly dramatic
00:48:43.519 00:48:43.529 fashion
00:48:44.319 00:48:44.329 modern electrolytic capacitors have a
00:48:47.179 00:48:47.189 safety vent that is typically either a
00:48:49.370 00:48:49.380 scored section of the case or a
00:48:51.109 00:48:51.119 specially designed end sealed to vent
00:48:53.299 00:48:53.309 the hot gas liquid but ruptures can
00:48:55.640 00:48:55.650 still be dramatic to minimize the
00:48:58.939 00:48:58.949 likelihood of a polarized electrolytic
00:49:01.339 00:49:01.349 being incorrectly inserted into a
00:49:03.289 00:49:03.299 circuit polarity has to be very clearly
00:49:06.049 00:49:06.059 indicated on the case see the section
00:49:08.269 00:49:08.279 headed polarity mark
00:49:11.920 00:49:11.930 special bipolar capacitors designed for
00:49:15.080 00:49:15.090 AC operation usually referred to as
00:49:17.710 00:49:17.720 bipolar non-polarised
00:49:21.320 00:49:21.330 or NP types are available in these the
00:49:26.330 00:49:26.340 capacitors have to anode foils of
00:49:28.760 00:49:28.770 opposite polarity connected in series on
00:49:31.850 00:49:31.860 each of the alternate halves of the AC
00:49:34.340 00:49:34.350 cycle one anode acts as a blocking
00:49:36.920 00:49:36.930 dielectric preventing reverse voltage
00:49:39.140 00:49:39.150 from damaging the opposite anode but
00:49:42.350 00:49:42.360 these bipolar electrolytic capacitors
00:49:44.840 00:49:44.850 are not adaptable for main AC
00:49:46.630 00:49:46.640 applications instead of power capacitors
00:49:49.340 00:49:49.350 with metallized polymer film or paper
00:49:51.740 00:49:51.750 dielectric
00:49:57.630 00:49:57.640 topic impedance
00:50:03.180 00:50:03.190 in general a capacitor is seen as a
00:50:06.000 00:50:06.010 storage component for electric energy
00:50:08.600 00:50:08.610 but this is only one capacitor function
00:50:11.940 00:50:11.950 a capacitor can also act as an AC
00:50:14.670 00:50:14.680 resistor especially aluminium
00:50:17.280 00:50:17.290 electrolytic capacitors are used in many
00:50:19.680 00:50:19.690 applications as a decoupling capacitors
00:50:22.320 00:50:22.330 to filter or bypass undesired biased AC
00:50:25.290 00:50:25.300 frequencies to the ground or for
00:50:27.450 00:50:27.460 capacitive coupling of audio AC signals
00:50:30.470 00:50:30.480 then the dielectric is used only for
00:50:33.330 00:50:33.340 blocking DC for such applications the AC
00:50:36.810 00:50:36.820 resistance the impedance is as important
00:50:39.690 00:50:39.700 as the capacitance value the impedance
00:50:43.260 00:50:43.270 is the vector sum of reactance and
00:50:45.390 00:50:45.400 resistance
00:50:46.230 00:50:46.240 it describes the phase difference in the
00:50:48.480 00:50:48.490 ratio of amplitudes between sinusoidally
00:50:51.240 00:50:51.250 varying voltage and sinusoidally varying
00:50:53.400 00:50:53.410 current at a given frequency in an AC
00:50:56.070 00:50:56.080 circuit in this sense impedance can be
00:50:59.610 00:50:59.620 used like Ohm's law Z equals u carrot
00:51:07.500 00:51:07.510 eye carrot equals u
00:51:15.110 00:51:15.120 e f
00:51:18.070 00:51:18.080 f
00:51:19.660 00:51:19.670 I II F
00:51:24.210 00:51:24.220 F display style Z equals track hat u hat
00:51:29.400 00:51:29.410 immerse equals prac u underscore mathram
00:51:32.940 00:51:32.950 f i underscore mass from f in other
00:51:36.810 00:51:36.820 words impedance is a frequency dependent
00:51:39.780 00:51:39.790 AC resistance and possesses both
00:51:41.940 00:51:41.950 magnitude and phase at a particular
00:51:43.920 00:51:43.930 frequency in capacitor datasheets
00:51:48.089 00:51:48.099 only the impedance magnitude Z is
00:51:50.760 00:51:50.770 specified and simply written as Zed in
00:51:54.180 00:51:54.190 this sense the impedance is a measure of
00:51:57.210 00:51:57.220 the capacitors ability to pass
00:51:59.040 00:51:59.050 alternating currents impedance can be
00:52:02.849 00:52:02.859 calculated using the idealized
00:52:04.950 00:52:04.960 components of a capacitors series
00:52:07.320 00:52:07.330 equivalent circuit including an ideal
00:52:09.750 00:52:09.760 capacitor see display style script style
00:52:15.150 00:52:15.160 see a resistor
00:52:18.640 00:52:18.650 II
00:52:20.010 00:52:20.020 s
00:52:21.740 00:52:21.750 ah display style script style ESR and an
00:52:27.350 00:52:27.360 inductance
00:52:29.180 00:52:29.190 00:52:30.599 00:52:30.609 00:52:32.380 00:52:32.390 l display style script style ESL in this
00:52:38.109 00:52:38.119 case the impedance at the angular
00:52:40.120 00:52:40.130 frequency Omega display style Omega is
00:52:46.170 00:52:46.180 therefore given by the geometric complex
00:52:49.150 00:52:49.160 addition of ESR by a capacitive
00:52:51.730 00:52:51.740 reactance capacitance
00:52:54.510 00:52:54.520 X see
00:52:57.850 00:52:57.860 equals minus
00:53:01.250 00:53:01.260 one omega-c display style X underscore C
00:53:08.480 00:53:08.490 equals prac one Omega C and by an
00:53:12.710 00:53:12.720 inductive reactance inductance X
00:53:17.410 00:53:17.420 Elle
00:53:19.040 00:53:19.050 equals Omega L e
00:53:25.080 00:53:25.090 00:53:26.950 00:53:26.960 l displaced dialects underscore ell
00:53:30.580 00:53:30.590 equals Omega L underscore mass from ESL
00:53:34.500 00:53:34.510 then Zed display Styles head is given by
00:53:41.940 00:53:41.950 Z equals e s
00:53:48.970 00:53:48.980 our two plus
00:53:53.670 00:53:53.680 x c+ -
00:54:00.910 00:54:00.920 X
00:54:02.550 00:54:02.560 l to display styles aired equals s QR t
00:54:08.730 00:54:08.740 ESR carrot 2 + X underscore mathram C +
00:54:13.980 00:54:13.990 X underscore mass from L carrot 2 in the
00:54:18.810 00:54:18.820 special case of resonance in which the
00:54:21.240 00:54:21.250 both reactive resistances
00:54:25.120 00:54:25.130 x-c display style script style X
00:54:29.510 00:54:29.520 underscore see
00:54:31.760 00:54:31.770 and
00:54:33.170 00:54:33.180 00:54:34.680 00:54:34.690 l display style script style X
00:54:38.460 00:54:38.470 underscore L have the same value
00:54:42.870 00:54:42.880 00:54:46.430 00:54:46.440 equals
00:54:47.930 00:54:47.940 00:54:49.580 00:54:49.590 00:54:53.210 00:54:53.220 underscore C equals X underscore L then
00:54:57.980 00:54:57.990 the impedance is only determined by E
00:55:02.520 00:55:02.530 00:55:04.210 00:55:04.220 ah display style script style ESR the
00:55:09.580 00:55:09.590 impedance specified in the data sheets
00:55:11.980 00:55:11.990 of various capacitors often shows
00:55:14.170 00:55:14.180 typical curves for different capacitance
00:55:16.599 00:55:16.609 values the impedance at the resonant
00:55:19.839 00:55:19.849 frequency defines the best working point
00:55:22.330 00:55:22.340 for coupling or decoupling circuits the
00:55:25.810 00:55:25.820 higher the capacitance the lower the
00:55:27.820 00:55:27.830 operable frequency range due to their
00:55:30.700 00:55:30.710 large capacitance values aluminum
00:55:33.250 00:55:33.260 electrolytic capacitors have relatively
00:55:35.560 00:55:35.570 good decoupling properties in the lower
00:55:37.660 00:55:37.670 frequency range up to about one
00:55:39.790 00:55:39.800 megahertz or a little more this and the
00:55:42.880 00:55:42.890 relatively low price is often the reason
00:55:45.040 00:55:45.050 for using electrolytic capacitors in 50
00:55:48.040 00:55:48.050 sixtieths of a Hertz standard or
00:55:50.080 00:55:50.090 switched mode power supplies
00:55:56.980 00:55:56.990 topic ESR on dissipation factor tan
00:56:00.970 00:56:00.980 Delta
00:56:04.900 00:56:04.910 typical impedance in the SR curves as a
00:56:07.960 00:56:07.970 function of frequency and temperature
00:56:10.589 00:56:10.599 the equivalent series resistance ESR
00:56:14.170 00:56:14.180 summarizes all resistive losses of the
00:56:16.630 00:56:16.640 capacitor these are the terminal
00:56:19.299 00:56:19.309 resistances the contact resistance of
00:56:21.940 00:56:21.950 the electrode contact the line
00:56:23.859 00:56:23.869 resistance of the electrodes the
00:56:25.960 00:56:25.970 electrolyte resistance and the
00:56:27.789 00:56:27.799 dielectric losses in the dielectric
00:56:29.859 00:56:29.869 oxide layer ESR depends on temperature
00:56:32.859 00:56:32.869 and frequency for aluminum electrolytic
00:56:35.940 00:56:35.950 00:56:38.559 00:56:38.569 the ESR generally decreases with
00:56:40.839 00:56:40.849 increasing frequency and temperature ESR
00:56:44.529 00:56:44.539 influences the remaining superimposed AC
00:56:47.349 00:56:47.359 ripple behind smoothing and may
00:56:49.390 00:56:49.400 influence circuit functionality related
00:56:52.930 00:56:52.940 to the capacitor ESR is accountable for
00:56:55.569 00:56:55.579 internal heat generation if a ripple
00:56:57.999 00:56:58.009 current flows over the capacitor this
00:57:00.940 00:57:00.950 internal heat reduces capacitor lifetime
00:57:04.950 00:57:04.960 referring to the IEC and 60,000 384
00:57:09.849 00:57:09.859 minus one standard the impedance values
00:57:12.670 00:57:12.680 of electrolytic capacitors are measured
00:57:14.890 00:57:14.900 at 10 kilohertz or 100 kilohertz
00:57:17.049 00:57:17.059 depending on the capacitance and voltage
00:57:19.749 00:57:19.759 of the capacitor for aluminium
00:57:22.690 00:57:22.700 electrolytic capacitors for historical
00:57:25.299 00:57:25.309 reasons sometimes the dissipation factor
00:57:27.759 00:57:27.769 tan Delta is specified in the relevant
00:57:30.370 00:57:30.380 data sheets instead of the e
00:57:34.240 00:57:34.250 00:57:35.960 00:57:35.970 00:57:41.360 00:57:41.370 dissipation factor is determined by the
00:57:43.670 00:57:43.680 tangent of the phase angle between the
00:57:45.950 00:57:45.960 capacitive reactance X C
00:57:51.440 00:57:51.450 display style script style X underscore
00:57:54.470 00:57:54.480 C - the inductive reactance
00:57:59.290 00:57:59.300 00:58:00.990 00:58:01.000 l display style scripts dialects
00:58:04.530 00:58:04.540 underscore ell and the e s
00:58:11.170 00:58:11.180 ah display style script style ESR if the
00:58:16.810 00:58:16.820 inductance II
00:58:20.820 00:58:20.830 s-l display style script style ESL is
00:58:26.980 00:58:26.990 small the dissipation factor for a given
00:58:29.770 00:58:29.780 frequency can be approximated as tan
00:58:34.080 00:58:34.090 00:58:36.280 00:58:36.290 equals ESR Omega C display style tan
00:58:44.200 00:58:44.210 Delta equals mbox ESR CDO T Omega C
00:58:53.090 00:58:53.100 topic ripple current
00:58:58.820 00:58:58.830 a ripple current is the rms value of a
00:59:01.970 00:59:01.980 superimposed AC current of any frequency
00:59:04.580 00:59:04.590 in any waveform of the current curve for
00:59:07.160 00:59:07.170 continuous operation it arises for
00:59:10.550 00:59:10.560 example in power supplies including
00:59:13.190 00:59:13.200 switched-mode power supplies after
00:59:15.200 00:59:15.210 rectifying an AC voltage and flows as
00:59:17.960 00:59:17.970 bias charge and discharge current
00:59:20.060 00:59:20.070 through the decoupling or smoothing
00:59:21.770 00:59:21.780 capacitor due to the ESR of the
00:59:25.160 00:59:25.170 capacitor the ripple current IR causes
00:59:27.770 00:59:27.780 electrical power losses p VL P V E
00:59:35.810 00:59:35.820 l equals AI
00:59:40.740 00:59:40.750 ah - II
00:59:45.050 00:59:45.060 00:59:46.990 00:59:47.000 our display style P underscore Val
00:59:50.650 00:59:50.660 equals I underscore our caret to see do
00:59:54.280 00:59:54.290 t es R which result in heat generation
00:59:58.450 00:59:58.460 inside the capacitor winding call this
01:00:02.110 01:00:02.120 internally generated heat together with
01:00:04.720 01:00:04.730 ambient temperature and possibly other
01:00:06.790 01:00:06.800 external heat sources leads to a
01:00:09.070 01:00:09.080 capacitor core temperature whose hottest
01:00:11.500 01:00:11.510 area is located in the winding having a
01:00:14.140 01:00:14.150 temperature difference of delta T
01:00:15.940 01:00:15.950 compared with the ambient temperature
01:00:18.210 01:00:18.220 this heat has to be distributed as
01:00:21.100 01:00:21.110 thermal losses PV T H over the
01:00:23.500 01:00:23.510 capacitors surface a and the thermal
01:00:25.720 01:00:25.730 resistance beta to the ambient
01:00:27.550 01:00:27.560 environment P V T H equals delta T
01:00:41.920 01:00:41.930 Beata display style P underscore v
01:00:46.210 01:00:46.220 equals delta t c DOTA c do t beta the
01:00:52.269 01:00:52.279 thermal resistance beta depends on the
01:00:54.579 01:00:54.589 case size of the relevant capacitor and
01:00:56.799 01:00:56.809 if applicable on additional cooling
01:00:58.420 01:00:58.430 conditions if the internally generated
01:01:02.170 01:01:02.180 power losses p VL dissipated by thermal
01:01:05.500 01:01:05.510 radiation convection and thermal
01:01:07.390 01:01:07.400 conduction to the ambient environment
01:01:09.870 01:01:09.880 correspond to the thermal losses PV T H
01:01:12.910 01:01:12.920 then a temperature balance between
01:01:14.950 01:01:14.960 capacitor temperature and ambient
01:01:17.170 01:01:17.180 temperature is given typically the
01:01:19.510 01:01:19.520 specified rated value for maximum ripple
01:01:22.359 01:01:22.369 current in manufacturers data sheets is
01:01:24.910 01:01:24.920 calculated for a heating the capacitor
01:01:27.190 01:01:27.200 core cell of 10 degrees Celsius 485
01:01:30.549 01:01:30.559 degrees Celsius series 5 degrees Celsius
01:01:33.789 01:01:33.799 for 105 degrees Celsius series and 3
01:01:37.180 01:01:37.190 degrees Celsius for 125 degrees Celsius
01:01:40.960 01:01:40.970 series the rated ripple current of
01:01:44.500 01:01:44.510 01:01:46.750 01:01:46.760 non solid electrolyte corresponds with
01:01:49.089 01:01:49.099 the specified lifetime of the capacitor
01:01:51.609 01:01:51.619 series this current may flow permanent
01:01:54.940 01:01:54.950 over the capacitor up to the maximum
01:01:57.039 01:01:57.049 temperature during the specified or
01:01:59.230 01:01:59.240 calculated time ripple current lower
01:02:02.559 01:02:02.569 than specified or forced cooling length
01:02:04.990 01:02:05.000 in the capacitors lifetime the lifetime
01:02:08.740 01:02:08.750 of electrolytic capacitors with non
01:02:10.930 01:02:10.940 solid electrolyte depends on the
01:02:12.970 01:02:12.980 evaporation rate and therefore on the
01:02:15.039 01:02:15.049 core temperature of the capacitor with
01:02:17.950 01:02:17.960 forced cooling or special positioning of
01:02:20.349 01:02:20.359 the capacitor on the PCB the lifetime
01:02:22.990 01:02:23.000 can be influenced positively
01:02:24.730 01:02:24.740 the ripple current is specified as an
01:02:26.980 01:02:26.990 effective RMS value at 100 or 120 Hertz
01:02:31.059 01:02:31.069 or at 10 kilohertz at upper category
01:02:33.549 01:02:33.559 temperature non sinusoidal ripple
01:02:36.760 01:02:36.770 currents have to be analyzed and
01:02:38.620 01:02:38.630 separated into the single sinusoidal
01:02:41.019 01:02:41.029 frequencies by means of Fourier analysis
01:02:43.779 01:02:43.789 and summarized by squared edition of the
01:02:46.150 01:02:46.160 single currents
01:02:48.990 01:02:49.000 I
01:02:50.609 01:02:50.619 ah equals I 1 2 plus I 2 2 plus
01:03:06.670 01:03:06.680 I 3 2 + I
01:03:14.620 01:03:14.630 and to display style I underscore R
01:03:19.779 01:03:19.789 equals s QR t I underscore one carat two
01:03:24.249 01:03:24.259 plus i underscore two carat two plus i
01:03:28.329 01:03:28.339 underscore three carat two plus i
01:03:31.630 01:03:31.640 underscore n parrot to periodically
01:03:35.980 01:03:35.990 appearing high current pulses which may
01:03:38.410 01:03:38.420 be much higher than the rated ripple
01:03:40.269 01:03:40.279 current have to be analyzed in the same
01:03:42.400 01:03:42.410 matter because the ESR decreases with
01:03:46.150 01:03:46.160 increasing frequencies the ripple
01:03:48.370 01:03:48.380 current datasheet value specified at 100
01:03:51.730 01:03:51.740 and 120 s of a hertz can be higher at
01:03:54.759 01:03:54.769 higher frequencies in cases like this
01:03:58.109 01:03:58.119 manufacturers specify correction factors
01:04:01.059 01:04:01.069 for ripple current values at higher
01:04:03.039 01:04:03.049 frequencies for example the ripple
01:04:06.549 01:04:06.559 current at 10 kilohertz can usually be
01:04:08.950 01:04:08.960 approximated to be 30 to 40% higher than
01:04:11.920 01:04:11.930 the 100 and 120 s value if the ripple
01:04:16.749 01:04:16.759 current exceeds the rated value the
01:04:19.210 01:04:19.220 corresponding heat generation exceeds
01:04:21.579 01:04:21.589 the capacitors temperature limit and may
01:04:23.859 01:04:23.869 destroy the internal structure voltage
01:04:26.289 01:04:26.299 proof boiling point of the capacitors
01:04:29.039 01:04:29.049 then the components tend to
01:04:31.529 01:04:31.539 short-circuiting vent opening or
01:04:33.640 01:04:33.650 explosion ripple currents higher than
01:04:36.759 01:04:36.769 rated values are possible only with
01:04:38.920 01:04:38.930 forced cooling
01:04:44.940 01:04:44.950 topic charge/discharge stability
01:04:51.740 01:04:51.750 01:04:54.510 01:04:54.520 non solid electrolytes always contain in
01:04:57.329 01:04:57.339 addition to the anode foil a cathode
01:04:59.550 01:04:59.560 foil that serves as electrical contact
01:05:02.160 01:05:02.170 to the electrolyte this cathode foil is
01:05:05.579 01:05:05.589 provided with a very thin natural air
01:05:08.130 01:05:08.140 originated oxide layer which act also as
01:05:11.069 01:05:11.079 a dielectric
01:05:12.079 01:05:12.089 thus the capacitor construction forms a
01:05:15.569 01:05:15.579 series circuit of two capacitors the
01:05:17.970 01:05:17.980 capacitance of the anode foil CA and the
01:05:20.609 01:05:20.619 cathode foil CK as described above the
01:05:24.599 01:05:24.609 capacitance of the capacitor C cap is
01:05:27.210 01:05:27.220 mainly determined by the anode
01:05:28.980 01:05:28.990 capacitance CA when the cathode
01:05:31.260 01:05:31.270 capacitance CK is approximately 10 times
01:05:34.349 01:05:34.359 higher than the anode capacitance CA
01:05:37.849 01:05:37.859 aluminium electrolytic capacitors with
01:05:40.620 01:05:40.630 non solid electrolytes normally can be
01:05:43.050 01:05:43.060 charged up to the rated voltage without
01:05:45.150 01:05:45.160 any current limitation this property is
01:05:48.660 01:05:48.670 a result of the limited ion movability
01:05:50.819 01:05:50.829 in the liquid electrolyte which slows
01:05:53.250 01:05:53.260 down the voltage ramp across the
01:05:55.140 01:05:55.150 dielectric and the capacitors ESR during
01:05:59.490 01:05:59.500 discharging the internal construction of
01:06:01.740 01:06:01.750 the capacitor reverses the internal
01:06:03.930 01:06:03.940 polarity the cathode gets an anode plus
01:06:07.530 01:06:07.540 and changes the current flow direction
01:06:10.190 01:06:10.200 two voltages arise over these electrode
01:06:13.559 01:06:13.569 in principle the voltage distribution
01:06:16.530 01:06:16.540 over both electrodes behaves as the
01:06:18.660 01:06:18.670 reciprocal ecv product of each electrode
01:06:21.859 01:06:21.869 the design rule of high cathode
01:06:24.630 01:06:24.640 capacitance assures that the voltage
01:06:26.849 01:06:26.859 appearing over the cathode during
01:06:28.710 01:06:28.720 discharge is not higher than roughly 1.5
01:06:31.710 01:06:31.720 volts that is its natural air originated
01:06:34.589 01:06:34.599 voltage proof no further post forming of
01:06:38.309 01:06:38.319 the cathode foil takes place which may
01:06:40.890 01:06:40.900 lead to capacitance degradation then the
01:06:44.250 01:06:44.260 capacitors are discharged proof topic
01:06:48.660 01:06:48.670 current surge
01:06:49.800 01:06:49.810 peak or pulse current small diameter
01:06:56.849 01:06:56.859 topic leakage current
01:07:02.690 01:07:02.700 a characteristic property of
01:07:04.790 01:07:04.800 electrolytic capacitors is their leakage
01:07:07.730 01:07:07.740 current this DC current is represented
01:07:11.690 01:07:11.700 by the resistor our leak in parallel
01:07:13.850 01:07:13.860 with the capacitor in the series
01:07:15.650 01:07:15.660 equivalent circuit of electrolytic
01:07:17.690 01:07:17.700 capacitors and flows if a voltage is
01:07:20.090 01:07:20.100 applied the leakage current includes all
01:07:23.750 01:07:23.760 weak imperfections of the dielectric
01:07:25.820 01:07:25.830 caused by unwanted chemical processes
01:07:28.310 01:07:28.320 and mechanical damage and is the DC
01:07:30.590 01:07:30.600 current that can pass through the
01:07:32.180 01:07:32.190 dielectric after applying a voltage in
01:07:34.550 01:07:34.560 correct polarity it depends on the
01:07:37.550 01:07:37.560 capacitance value on applied voltage and
01:07:40.250 01:07:40.260 temperature of the capacitor on
01:07:42.050 01:07:42.060 measuring time on the kind of
01:07:43.910 01:07:43.920 electrolyte and on preconditions like
01:07:46.250 01:07:46.260 previous storage time without voltage
01:07:48.620 01:07:48.630 applied or thermic stress from
01:07:50.510 01:07:50.520 soldiering all non solid electrolytic
01:07:53.840 01:07:53.850 capacitors needs a recovery time of some
01:07:56.360 01:07:56.370 hours after soldiering before measuring
01:07:58.310 01:07:58.320 the leakage current non-solid chip
01:08:01.550 01:08:01.560 capacitors need a recovery time after
01:08:04.130 01:08:04.140 reflow soldering of about 24 hours
01:08:06.500 01:08:06.510 leakage current is reduced by applying
01:08:09.200 01:08:09.210 operational voltage by self-healing
01:08:11.540 01:08:11.550 processors the leakage current drops in
01:08:15.320 01:08:15.330 the first minutes after applying DC
01:08:17.600 01:08:17.610 voltage in this time the dielectric
01:08:20.780 01:08:20.790 oxide layer can repair all weaknesses by
01:08:23.480 01:08:23.490 building up new layers in a self-healing
01:08:25.610 01:08:25.620 process the time it takes leakage
01:08:28.760 01:08:28.770 current to drop generally depends on the
01:08:31.070 01:08:31.080 kind of electrolyte solid electrolytes
01:08:34.370 01:08:34.380 leakage current drops much faster than
01:08:36.800 01:08:36.810 in the case of non solid types but it
01:08:39.230 01:08:39.240 remain at a somewhat higher level West
01:08:42.170 01:08:42.180 electrolytic capacitors with high water
01:08:44.480 01:08:44.490 content electrolytes in the first
01:08:46.580 01:08:46.590 minutes generally have higher leakage
01:08:48.710 01:08:48.720 current than those with organic
01:08:50.330 01:08:50.340 electrolytes but after several minutes
01:08:52.400 01:08:52.410 they reach the same level although the
01:08:55.520 01:08:55.530 leakage current of electrolytic
01:08:57.380 01:08:57.390 capacitors is higher compared with the
01:08:59.510 01:08:59.520 current flow over their insulation
01:09:01.340 01:09:01.350 resistance at ceramic or film capacitors
01:09:03.500 01:09:03.510 the self discharge of modern non-solid
01:09:06.560 01:09:06.570 electrolytic capacitors can take several
01:09:09.050 01:09:09.060 weeks the leakage current II leak
01:09:12.580 01:09:12.590 specification in manufacturers data
01:09:14.900 01:09:14.910 sheets refers to the
01:09:16.519 01:09:16.529 Tacitus capacitance value CR rated
01:09:19.430 01:09:19.440 voltage you're a correlation factor in a
01:09:22.010 01:09:22.020 minimum current value for example
01:09:26.140 01:09:26.150 01:09:27.599 01:09:27.609 el e a K equals 0 o 1 a V F you
01:09:46.479 01:09:46.489 ah see
01:09:49.649 01:09:49.659 ah +3 mu a display style i underscore
01:09:59.010 01:09:59.020 mass from leek equals 0
01:10:01.229 01:10:01.239 oh one mathram r / v CD OTF cdotu
01:10:05.990 01:10:06.000 underscore mathram r CD o TC underscore
01:10:10.110 01:10:10.120 mass from R + 3 mass from mu a after a
01:10:15.120 01:10:15.130 measuring time of 2 or 5 minutes
01:10:17.280 01:10:17.290 depending on the datasheet specification
01:10:19.979 01:10:19.989 the measured leakage current value has
01:10:22.290 01:10:22.300 to be lower than the calculated value
01:10:24.860 01:10:24.870 normally the leakage current is always
01:10:27.540 01:10:27.550 lower the longer the capacitor voltage
01:10:29.430 01:10:29.440 is applied the leakage current during
01:10:32.850 01:10:32.860 operation after for example 1 hour is
01:10:35.729 01:10:35.739 the operational leakage current this
01:10:38.820 01:10:38.830 value depends strongly on the
01:10:40.709 01:10:40.719 manufacturers series characteristics it
01:10:43.500 01:10:43.510 could be lower than one 100th of the
01:10:46.229 01:10:46.239 specified value the leakage current
01:10:49.370 01:10:49.380 depends on the applied voltage in the
01:10:51.959 01:10:51.969 ambient temperature the value during
01:10:55.080 01:10:55.090 continuous operation at 85 degrees
01:10:57.689 01:10:57.699 Celsius is approximately 4 times higher
01:11:00.540 01:11:00.550 than at 20 degrees Celsius otherwise the
01:11:04.290 01:11:04.300 value is approximately 1/2 reducing the
01:11:07.379 01:11:07.389 applied voltage to 70% of the rated
01:11:10.229 01:11:10.239 voltage non solid aluminum electrolytic
01:11:12.780 01:11:12.790 capacitors that leakage current after an
01:11:15.360 01:11:15.370 operation time of for example one hour
01:11:17.879 01:11:17.889 remain on a higher level than specified
01:11:20.689 01:11:20.699 mostly they have been mechanically
01:11:22.979 01:11:22.989 damaged internally due to high
01:11:24.899 01:11:24.909 mechanical stress during mounting
01:11:32.129 01:11:32.139 topic dielectric absorption so cage
01:11:39.750 01:11:39.760 dielectric absorption occurs when a
01:11:42.220 01:11:42.230 capacitor that has remained charged for
01:11:44.590 01:11:44.600 a long time discharges only in
01:11:46.450 01:11:46.460 completely when briefly discharged
01:11:48.900 01:11:48.910 although an ideal capacitor would reach
01:11:51.670 01:11:51.680 zero volts after discharge real
01:11:54.130 01:11:54.140 capacitors develop a small voltage from
01:11:56.770 01:11:56.780 time-delayed dipole discharging a
01:11:58.960 01:11:58.970 phenomenon that is also called
01:12:00.700 01:12:00.710 dielectric relaxation socage or battery
01:12:05.350 01:12:05.360 action dielectric absorption may be a
01:12:09.670 01:12:09.680 problem in circuits using very small
01:12:11.830 01:12:11.840 currents in electronic circuits such as
01:12:14.620 01:12:14.630 long time constant integrators or
01:12:16.750 01:12:16.760 sample-and-hold circuits dielectric
01:12:20.380 01:12:20.390 absorption is not a problem and in most
01:12:22.570 01:12:22.580 applications of electrolytic capacitors
01:12:25.210 01:12:25.220 supporting power supply lines but
01:12:28.780 01:12:28.790 especially for electrolytic capacitors
01:12:31.180 01:12:31.190 with high rated voltage the voltage at
01:12:33.520 01:12:33.530 the terminals generated by the
01:12:35.140 01:12:35.150 dielectric absorption can be a safety
01:12:37.630 01:12:37.640 risk to personnel or circuits in order
01:12:41.110 01:12:41.120 to prevent shocks most very large
01:12:43.120 01:12:43.130 capacitors are shipped with shorting
01:12:45.070 01:12:45.080 wires that need to be removed before use
01:12:52.890 01:12:52.900 topic reliability lifetime and failure
01:12:57.030 01:12:57.040 modes
01:13:01.220 01:13:01.230 01:13:04.830 01:13:04.840 topic reliability failure rate
01:13:11.800 01:13:11.810 the reliability prediction of aluminum
01:13:14.500 01:13:14.510 electrolytic capacitors is generally
01:13:16.750 01:13:16.760 expressed as a failure rate lambda
01:13:18.780 01:13:18.790 abbreviated Fitz
01:13:20.380 01:13:20.390 failures in time it is a measure of the
01:13:23.470 01:13:23.480 number of failures per unit hour during
01:13:25.660 01:13:25.670 the time of constant random failures in
01:13:28.090 01:13:28.100 the bathtub curve the flat part in the
01:13:31.300 01:13:31.310 bathtub curve corresponds with the
01:13:33.370 01:13:33.380 calculated lifetime or service life of
01:13:36.070 01:13:36.080 non-solid electrolytic capacitors the
01:13:39.490 01:13:39.500 failure rate is used to calculate a
01:13:41.620 01:13:41.630 survival probability for a desired
01:13:43.810 01:13:43.820 lifetime of an electronic circuit in
01:13:46.210 01:13:46.220 combination with other participating
01:13:48.460 01:13:48.470 components fit is the number of failures
01:13:52.060 01:13:52.070 that can be expected in 1 billion 109
01:13:55.480 01:13:55.490 component hours of operation at fixed
01:13:58.240 01:13:58.250 working conditions eg 1000 components
01:14:01.690 01:14:01.700 for 1 million hour or 1 million
01:14:03.580 01:14:03.590 components for 1000 hours 1 ppm 1000
01:14:07.870 01:14:07.880 hours each during the period of constant
01:14:10.390 01:14:10.400 random failures this failure rate model
01:14:13.630 01:14:13.640 implicitly assumes the idea of random
01:14:16.630 01:14:16.640 failure individual components fail at
01:14:20.140 01:14:20.150 random times but at a predictable rate
01:14:22.710 01:14:22.720 failures are short circuits open
01:14:25.300 01:14:25.310 circuits and degradation failures
01:14:27.580 01:14:27.590 exceeding specified limits of electrical
01:14:30.370 01:14:30.380 parameters the reciprocal value of fit
01:14:34.120 01:14:34.130 is the mtbf the mean time between
01:14:36.420 01:14:36.430 failures the standard operating
01:14:39.970 01:14:39.980 conditions for the failure rate fitter
01:14:42.190 01:14:42.200 40 degrees Celsius and 0.5 your for
01:14:46.690 01:14:46.700 other conditions of applied voltage
01:14:48.330 01:14:48.340 current load temperature capacitance
01:14:51.670 01:14:51.680 value circuit resistance for tantalum
01:14:54.460 01:14:54.470 capacitors mechanical influences and
01:14:57.160 01:14:57.170 humidity the fit figure can recalculated
01:14:59.320 01:14:59.330 with acceleration factors standardized
01:15:01.930 01:15:01.940 for industrial or military contexts the
01:15:05.590 01:15:05.600 higher the temperature and the applied
01:15:07.390 01:15:07.400 voltage the higher the failure rate it
01:15:10.990 01:15:11.000 is good to know that for capacitors with
01:15:13.300 01:15:13.310 solid electrolytes the failure rate is
01:15:15.610 01:15:15.620 often expressed as percent failed
01:15:17.470 01:15:17.480 components per thousand hours and
01:15:19.600 01:15:19.610 percent 1000h and specified at reference
01:15:23.020 01:15:23.030 conditions 85 degrees Celsius
01:15:25.549 01:15:25.559 and rated voltage your that is n number
01:15:30.259 01:15:30.269 of failed components per 105 hours or in
01:15:33.679 01:15:33.689 fit the 10,000 fold value per 109 hours
01:15:37.279 01:15:37.289 but for different reference conditions
01:15:39.609 01:15:39.619 for these other conditions their percent
01:15:42.949 01:15:42.959 I 1000h figure can be recalculated with
01:15:47.599 01:15:47.609 acceleration factors standardized for
01:15:50.149 01:15:50.159 industrial or military contexts most
01:15:53.959 01:15:53.969 modern aluminum electrolytic capacitors
01:15:56.509 01:15:56.519 with non solid electrolytes nowadays are
01:15:59.149 01:15:59.159 very reliable components with very low
01:16:01.520 01:16:01.530 failure rates with predicted life
01:16:03.589 01:16:03.599 expectancies of decades under normal
01:16:05.959 01:16:05.969 conditions it is best practice to have
01:16:09.439 01:16:09.449 electrolytic capacitors pass a post
01:16:11.719 01:16:11.729 forming process step after production
01:16:13.909 01:16:13.919 similar to a burn in so that early
01:16:16.879 01:16:16.889 failures are eliminated during
01:16:19.219 01:16:19.229 production the fit values given in data
01:16:22.579 01:16:22.589 sheets are calculated from the long time
01:16:25.309 01:16:25.319 experience of the manufacturer based on
01:16:28.369 01:16:28.379 the lifetime test results typical
01:16:31.849 01:16:31.859 reference failure rate values for
01:16:34.369 01:16:34.379 01:16:36.919 01:16:36.929 non solid electrolytes are for low
01:16:39.259 01:16:39.269 voltages types 6.3 to 160 volts fit
01:16:44.599 01:16:44.609 rates in the range of 1 to 20 fit and
01:16:47.479 01:16:47.489 for high voltage types greater than 160
01:16:51.349 01:16:51.359 to 550 volts fit rates in the range of
01:16:55.279 01:16:55.289 20 to 200 fit field failure rates for
01:16:59.959 01:16:59.969 aluminum capacitors are in the range of
01:17:02.419 01:17:02.429 0.5 to 25th the data for their failure
01:17:07.669 01:17:07.679 rate specification are based on the
01:17:10.639 01:17:10.649 results of lifetime testing endurance
01:17:13.489 01:17:13.499 testing in addition er field failure
01:17:17.719 01:17:17.729 rate is sometimes specified this figures
01:17:21.049 01:17:21.059 comes from big customers that noticed
01:17:23.270 01:17:23.280 failures in the field out of their
01:17:25.009 01:17:25.019 application field failure rates could
01:17:28.369 01:17:28.379 have much lower values for aluminum
01:17:31.159 01:17:31.169 electrolytic capacitors they are in the
01:17:33.409 01:17:33.419 range of 0.5 to 20 fit the field failure
01:17:38.059 01:17:38.069 rate values are
01:17:39.200 01:17:39.210 in line with the usual orders of
01:17:40.940 01:17:40.950 magnitude for electronic components
01:17:48.560 01:17:48.570 topic lifetime service life
01:17:55.469 01:17:55.479 01:17:58.239 01:17:58.249 non solid electrolytes have an
01:18:00.129 01:18:00.139 exceptional position among electronic
01:18:02.319 01:18:02.329 components because they work with an
01:18:04.270 01:18:04.280 electrolyte as liquid ingredient the
01:18:07.449 01:18:07.459 liquid electrolyte determines the
01:18:09.459 01:18:09.469 time-dependent behavior of electrolytic
01:18:11.859 01:18:11.869 capacitors they age over time as the
01:18:14.739 01:18:14.749 electrolyte evaporates this also implies
01:18:17.919 01:18:17.929 that there is a sharp decline in useful
01:18:19.989 01:18:19.999 lifespan with increasing temperature as
01:18:22.660 01:18:22.670 a rule of thumb every 10 degrees rise
01:18:25.959 01:18:25.969 haves the useful lifespan this very slow
01:18:29.739 01:18:29.749 drying out of the electrolyte depends on
01:18:32.199 01:18:32.209 the series construction ambient
01:18:34.270 01:18:34.280 temperature voltage and ripple current
01:18:36.669 01:18:36.679 load lowering the electrolyte over time
01:18:39.879 01:18:39.889 influences the capacitance impedance and
01:18:42.850 01:18:42.860 ESR of the capacitors the capacitance
01:18:46.330 01:18:46.340 decreases an impedance and ESR increases
01:18:49.359 01:18:49.369 with decreasing amounts of electrolyte
01:18:51.689 01:18:51.699 the leakage current decreases because
01:18:54.520 01:18:54.530 all weaknesses are healed after the long
01:18:56.679 01:18:56.689 forming time in contrast to electrolytic
01:19:00.459 01:19:00.469 capacitors with solid electrolytes wet
01:19:04.080 01:19:04.090 electrolytic capacitors have an
01:19:06.569 01:19:06.579 end-of-life when the components reach
01:19:09.910 01:19:09.920 specified maximum changes of capacitance
01:19:12.850 01:19:12.860 impedance or ESR the time period to
01:19:16.839 01:19:16.849 their end-of-life is called their
01:19:19.979 01:19:19.989 lifetime useful life load life or
01:19:26.069 01:19:26.079 service life it represents the time of
01:19:30.189 01:19:30.199 constant failure rate in the failure
01:19:32.259 01:19:32.269 rate bathtub curve under normal ambient
01:19:35.979 01:19:35.989 conditions electrolytic capacitors can
01:19:38.529 01:19:38.539 have more than a fifteen year lifetime
01:19:40.330 01:19:40.340 but this can be limited depending on the
01:19:42.939 01:19:42.949 degradation behavior of the rubber bung
01:19:45.009 01:19:45.019 which is not typically aged during
01:19:47.049 01:19:47.059 lifetime testing this rating is tested
01:19:50.529 01:19:50.539 with an accelerated aging test called an
01:19:53.069 01:19:53.079 endurance test according to IEC 603 8 4
01:19:58.509 01:19:58.519 4 1 with rated voltage at the upper
01:20:01.449 01:20:01.459 category temperature one of the
01:20:04.029 01:20:04.039 challenges with this aging test is the
01:20:06.279 01:20:06.289 time required to extract any meaningful
01:20:08.679 01:20:08.689 result
01:20:09.660 01:20:09.670 in response to demands for long life
01:20:12.450 01:20:12.460 high temperature performance from
01:20:14.670 01:20:14.680 automotive and green energy applications
01:20:16.670 01:20:16.680 solar microbe inverters LEDs wind
01:20:20.430 01:20:20.440 turbines etc some capacitors require
01:20:23.610 01:20:23.620 more than a year's worth of testing
01:20:25.620 01:20:25.630 10,000 hours before they can be
01:20:27.990 01:20:28.000 qualified due to this limitation there
01:20:31.410 01:20:31.420 has been increasing interest in
01:20:33.090 01:20:33.100 methodologies to accelerate the test in
01:20:35.610 01:20:35.620 a manner that still produces relevant
01:20:37.680 01:20:37.690 results the graph at right show the
01:20:41.100 01:20:41.110 behavior of the electrical parameters of
01:20:43.440 01:20:43.450 01:20:45.690 01:20:45.700 non solid electrolytes due to
01:20:47.640 01:20:47.650 evaporation of the electrolyte in a 2008
01:20:50.640 01:20:50.650 endurance test at 105 degrees Celsius
01:20:54.380 01:20:54.390 the process of drying out is also
01:20:57.420 01:20:57.430 detectable by weight loss after this
01:21:00.960 01:21:00.970 endurance test the specified parameter
01:21:03.660 01:21:03.670 limits to pass the tests are on the one
01:21:05.850 01:21:05.860 hand no total failures short circuit
01:21:08.970 01:21:08.980 open circuit and on the other hand not
01:21:11.790 01:21:11.800 reaching degradation failure a reduction
01:21:14.370 01:21:14.380 of capacitance over 30% and an increase
01:21:17.250 01:21:17.260 of the ESR impedance or loss factor by
01:21:19.980 01:21:19.990 more than a factor of 3 compared to the
01:21:22.350 01:21:22.360 initial value parameters of the tested
01:21:25.530 01:21:25.540 component beyond these limits can be
01:21:27.540 01:21:27.550 counted as evidence of degradation
01:21:29.160 01:21:29.170 failure the testing time and temperature
01:21:33.030 01:21:33.040 depend on the tested series that is the
01:21:36.330 01:21:36.340 reason for the many different lifetime
01:21:38.480 01:21:38.490 specifications in the data sheets of
01:21:40.770 01:21:40.780 manufacturers which are given in the
01:21:42.840 01:21:42.850 form of a time temperature indication
01:21:45.150 01:21:45.160 for example 2000 H 85 degrees Celsius
01:21:49.580 01:21:49.590 2008 105 degrees Celsius 5000 H 105
01:21:55.680 01:21:55.690 degrees Celsius 2008 125 degrees Celsius
01:22:01.160 01:22:01.170 this figure specifies the minimum
01:22:03.690 01:22:03.700 lifetime of the capacitors of a series
01:22:06.300 01:22:06.310 when exposed at the maximum temperature
01:22:08.340 01:22:08.350 with applied rated voltage referring to
01:22:12.480 01:22:12.490 the endurance test this specification
01:22:14.670 01:22:14.680 does not include the capacitors being
01:22:17.220 01:22:17.230 loaded with the rated ripple current
01:22:19.080 01:22:19.090 value but the additional internal heat
01:22:22.230 01:22:22.240 of three to 10
01:22:23.490 01:22:23.500 a depending on the series which is
01:22:25.680 01:22:25.690 generated by the ripple current is
01:22:27.630 01:22:27.640 usually taken into account by the
01:22:29.490 01:22:29.500 manufacturer due to safety margins when
01:22:32.220 01:22:32.230 interpreting the results of its
01:22:33.810 01:22:33.820 endurance tests a test with an actual
01:22:37.230 01:22:37.240 applied ripple current is affordable for
01:22:39.450 01:22:39.460 any manufacturer a capacitors lifetime
01:22:43.440 01:22:43.450 for different operational conditions can
01:22:45.900 01:22:45.910 be estimated using special formulas or
01:22:48.480 01:22:48.490 graphs specified in the data sheets of
01:22:50.850 01:22:50.860 serious manufacturers they use different
01:22:54.330 01:22:54.340 ways achieve the specification some
01:22:56.760 01:22:56.770 provide special formulas others specify
01:22:59.550 01:22:59.560 their capacitor lifetime calculation
01:23:01.770 01:23:01.780 with graphs that take into account the
01:23:03.870 01:23:03.880 influence of applied voltage the basic
01:23:07.200 01:23:07.210 principle for calculating the time under
01:23:09.450 01:23:09.460 operational conditions is the so called
01:23:11.690 01:23:11.700 10-degree rule this rule is also well
01:23:14.550 01:23:14.560 known as the Arrhenius rule it
01:23:17.060 01:23:17.070 characterizes the change of thermic
01:23:19.260 01:23:19.270 reaction speed for every 10 degrees
01:23:22.110 01:23:22.120 Celsius lower temperature evaporation
01:23:24.900 01:23:24.910 halves that means for every 10 degrees
01:23:27.810 01:23:27.820 Celsius lower temperature the lifetime
01:23:30.270 01:23:30.280 of capacitors doubles
01:23:32.060 01:23:32.070 L
01:23:34.359 01:23:34.369 01:23:36.440 01:23:36.450 quills
01:23:37.960 01:23:37.970 01:23:39.500 01:23:39.510 spec to t0 minus T a 10 displaced I'll
01:23:53.180 01:23:53.190 I'll underscore X equals l underscore
01:23:56.000 01:23:56.010 text spec C do T to caret frac T
01:24:00.080 01:24:00.090 underscore 0 T underscore R 10
01:24:03.640 01:24:03.650 Lux equals lifetime to be estimated
01:24:07.810 01:24:07.820 LSP EC equals specified lifetime useful
01:24:11.870 01:24:11.880 life load life service life T 0 equals
01:24:16.790 01:24:16.800 upper category temperature degree C thar
01:24:20.750 01:24:20.760 equals temperature degree C of the case
01:24:23.540 01:24:23.550 or ambient temperature near the
01:24:25.459 01:24:25.469 capacitor e4 lifetime specification of
01:24:28.220 01:24:28.230 an electrolytic capacitor is for example
01:24:31.209 01:24:31.219 2008 105 degrees Celsius the capacitors
01:24:35.720 01:24:35.730 lifetime at 45 degrees Celsius can be
01:24:38.979 01:24:38.989 calculated as 128 thousand hours roughly
01:24:44.569 01:24:44.579 15 years by using the 10 degree rule
01:24:47.810 01:24:47.820 although the result of the longer
01:24:50.390 01:24:50.400 lifetime at lower temperatures comes
01:24:52.490 01:24:52.500 from a mathematical calculation the
01:24:54.890 01:24:54.900 result is always an estimation of the
01:24:56.930 01:24:56.940 expected behavior of a group of similar
01:24:59.259 01:24:59.269 components the lifetime of electrolytic
01:25:03.259 01:25:03.269 capacitors with non solid electrolytes
01:25:05.569 01:25:05.579 depends on the evaporations rate and
01:25:08.000 01:25:08.010 therefore on the core temperature of the
01:25:09.890 01:25:09.900 capacitor this core temperature on the
01:25:13.040 01:25:13.050 other hand depends on the ripple current
01:25:14.839 01:25:14.849 load using the 10 degree rule with the
01:25:18.529 01:25:18.539 capacitor case temperature gives a good
01:25:20.779 01:25:20.789 approach to operational conditions in
01:25:23.990 01:25:24.000 case of higher ripple currents the
01:25:26.180 01:25:26.190 lifetime could be influenced positively
01:25:27.950 01:25:27.960 with for schooling near the end of the
01:25:31.640 01:25:31.650 capacitors lifetime degradation failure
01:25:34.160 01:25:34.170 begins to appear at the same time the
01:25:37.370 01:25:37.380 range of the constant failure rate ends
01:25:39.910 01:25:39.920 but even after exceeding the capacitors
01:25:43.069 01:25:43.079 specified end of life the electronic
01:25:45.620 01:25:45.630 circuit is not in immediate danger only
01:25:48.049 01:25:48.059 the functionality of the capacitor is
01:25:50.450 01:25:50.460 reduced with today's high levels of
01:25:53.509 01:25:53.519 purity in the manufacture of
01:25:55.250 01:25:55.260 electrolytic capacitors it is not to be
01:25:57.680 01:25:57.690 expected that short circuits occur after
01:26:00.319 01:26:00.329 the end-of-life point with progressive
01:26:02.359 01:26:02.369 of a per
01:26:02.899 01:26:02.909 combined with parameter degradation
01:26:10.450 01:26:10.460 topic failure modes
01:26:16.329 01:26:16.339 01:26:19.000 01:26:19.010 non solid electrolytes have in terms of
01:26:21.609 01:26:21.619 quality a relatively negative public
01:26:24.040 01:26:24.050 image this is contrary to industrial
01:26:27.309 01:26:27.319 experience where electrolytic capacitors
01:26:30.069 01:26:30.079 are considered to be reliable components
01:26:32.409 01:26:32.419 if used within the specified
01:26:34.109 01:26:34.119 specifications during the calculated
01:26:36.429 01:26:36.439 lifetime the negative public image might
01:26:39.790 01:26:39.800 be among other reasons because failed
01:26:42.099 01:26:42.109 electrolytic capacitors in devices are
01:26:44.649 01:26:44.659 easily and immediately visible this is
01:26:47.559 01:26:47.569 exceptional and not the case with other
01:26:49.569 01:26:49.579 electronic components as with any
01:26:53.049 01:26:53.059 industrial product specific causes of
01:26:55.899 01:26:55.909 failure modes are known for aluminum
01:26:57.939 01:26:57.949 01:27:00.309 01:27:00.319 electrolytes they can be differentiated
01:27:03.069 01:27:03.079 in failures causes by capacitor
01:27:05.889 01:27:05.899 development and production by device
01:27:08.139 01:27:08.149 production by capacitor application or
01:27:10.899 01:27:10.909 by external influences during use the
01:27:13.599 01:27:13.609 capacitor manufacturing industries can
01:27:16.000 01:27:16.010 only influence the first failure mode
01:27:18.299 01:27:18.309 most manufacturers have had
01:27:20.859 01:27:20.869 well-structured quality control
01:27:22.839 01:27:22.849 departments for decades supervising all
01:27:25.540 01:27:25.550 development and manufacturing steps
01:27:28.290 01:27:28.300 failure mode flowcharts demonstrate this
01:27:31.659 01:27:31.669 however a typical physically or
01:27:34.479 01:27:34.489 chemically caused major failure mode
01:27:36.669 01:27:36.679 during application like field
01:27:39.270 01:27:39.280 crystallization for tantalum capacitors
01:27:42.819 01:27:42.829 is not known for non solid aluminium
01:27:45.189 01:27:45.199 01:27:51.870 01:27:51.880 topic capacitor behavior after storage
01:27:55.770 01:27:55.780 or disease
01:28:00.309 01:28:00.319 in many quarters electrolytic capacitors
01:28:03.369 01:28:03.379 are considered very unreliable
01:28:04.889 01:28:04.899 components when compared to other
01:28:06.939 01:28:06.949 passives this is partly a function of
01:28:10.209 01:28:10.219 the history of these components
01:28:12.329 01:28:12.339 capacitors manufactured during and
01:28:14.979 01:28:14.989 before World War two sometimes suffered
01:28:17.379 01:28:17.389 from contamination during manual
01:28:19.359 01:28:19.369 manufacturing and in particular chlorine
01:28:21.969 01:28:21.979 salts were often the reason for
01:28:23.709 01:28:23.719 corrosive processes leading to high
01:28:25.750 01:28:25.760 leakage currents chlorine acts on
01:28:28.869 01:28:28.879 aluminum as a catalyst for the formation
01:28:31.029 01:28:31.039 of unstable oxide without becoming
01:28:33.159 01:28:33.169 chemically bound itself after World War
01:28:37.059 01:28:37.069 2 this problem was known but the
01:28:39.339 01:28:39.349 measuring equipment was not accurate
01:28:40.989 01:28:40.999 enough to detect chlorine in very low
01:28:43.539 01:28:43.549 ppm concentration the situation improved
01:28:47.619 01:28:47.629 over the next 20 years and the
01:28:49.539 01:28:49.549 capacitors became good enough for longer
01:28:51.879 01:28:51.889 life applications this led in turn to a
01:28:55.419 01:28:55.429 previously are noticed water driven
01:28:57.489 01:28:57.499 corrosion which weakens the stable
01:28:59.770 01:28:59.780 dielectric oxide layer during storage or
01:29:02.529 01:29:02.539 disease
01:29:03.309 01:29:03.319 this leads to high leakage currents
01:29:06.189 01:29:06.199 after storage most of the electrolytes
01:29:09.009 01:29:09.019 in that time contain water and many of
01:29:11.589 01:29:11.599 the capacitors reach their end-of-life
01:29:13.479 01:29:13.489 by drying out water driven corrosion was
01:29:17.439 01:29:17.449 the reason for recommended precondition
01:29:19.719 01:29:19.729 instructions the first solution in the
01:29:23.549 01:29:23.559 1970s was the development of water free
01:29:26.529 01:29:26.539 electrolyte systems based on organic
01:29:28.719 01:29:28.729 solvents there are advantages among
01:29:32.109 01:29:32.119 other things were lower leakage currents
01:29:34.359 01:29:34.369 and nearly unlimited shelf life but now
01:29:37.659 01:29:37.669 another problem was observed the growing
01:29:40.449 01:29:40.459 mass production with automatic insertion
01:29:42.729 01:29:42.739 machines requires a washing of the PCBs
01:29:45.699 01:29:45.709 after sole during the cleaning solutions
01:29:49.089 01:29:49.099 contain chloro alkanes CFC agents these
01:29:53.259 01:29:53.269 halogens solutions sometimes permeate
01:29:56.020 01:29:56.030 the ceiling of the capacitors and start
01:29:58.209 01:29:58.219 chlorine corrosion again there was a
01:30:01.119 01:30:01.129 leakage current problem the use of CFCs
01:30:05.289 01:30:05.299 as solvents for dry cleaning have been
01:30:07.629 01:30:07.639 phased out for example by the IPPC
01:30:10.539 01:30:10.549 directive on greenhouse gases in 1995
01:30:14.110 01:30:14.120 or and by the volatile organic compounds
01:30:16.660 01:30:16.670 vo C directive of the EU in 1997 in the
01:30:21.370 01:30:21.380 meantime electrolytic systems have been
01:30:23.980 01:30:23.990 developed with additives to inhibit the
01:30:26.110 01:30:26.120 reaction between an Adak aluminum oxide
01:30:28.600 01:30:28.610 and water which solve most of the high
01:30:30.940 01:30:30.950 leakage current problems after storage
01:30:33.280 01:30:33.290 the ability of non solid aluminum
01:30:35.560 01:30:35.570 electrolytic capacitors to have a stable
01:30:37.870 01:30:37.880 behavior during longer storage times can
01:30:40.600 01:30:40.610 be tested by using an accelerating test
01:30:43.090 01:30:43.100 of storage the capacitors at its upper
01:30:45.190 01:30:45.200 category temperature for a certain
01:30:47.260 01:30:47.270 period usually 1000 hours without
01:30:49.840 01:30:49.850 voltage applied this shelf-life test is
01:30:54.730 01:30:54.740 a good indicator for an inert chemically
01:30:57.460 01:30:57.470 behavior of the electrolytic system
01:30:59.710 01:30:59.720 against the dielectric aluminum oxide
01:31:02.020 01:31:02.030 layer because all chemical reactions are
01:31:04.480 01:31:04.490 accelerated by high temperatures nearly
01:31:07.750 01:31:07.760 all today's series of capacitors fulfil
01:31:10.750 01:31:10.760 the 1000 hours shelf life test which is
01:31:13.780 01:31:13.790 equivalent to a minimum 5 years of
01:31:15.940 01:31:15.950 storage at room temperature
01:31:17.880 01:31:17.890 modern electrolytic capacitors don't
01:31:20.740 01:31:20.750 need preconditioning after such storage
01:31:22.900 01:31:22.910 however many capacitor series are
01:31:26.230 01:31:26.240 specified only for two years storage
01:31:28.630 01:31:28.640 time but the limit is set by oxidation
01:31:31.030 01:31:31.040 of terminals and resulting solderability
01:31:33.460 01:31:33.470 problems for restoring antique radio
01:31:37.390 01:31:37.400 equipment using older electrolytic
01:31:39.640 01:31:39.650 capacitors built in the 1970s or earlier
01:31:43.470 01:31:43.480 preconditioning is often recommended for
01:31:47.080 01:31:47.090 this purpose the rated voltage is
01:31:49.390 01:31:49.400 applied to the capacitor via a series
01:31:51.730 01:31:51.740 resistance of approximately 1 kilo ohm
01:31:54.130 01:31:54.140 for a period of one hour applying a
01:31:57.400 01:31:57.410 voltage via a safety resistor repairs
01:31:59.860 01:31:59.870 the oxide layer by self-healing but
01:32:02.530 01:32:02.540 slowly minimizing internal heating if
01:32:05.850 01:32:05.860 capacitors still don't meet the leakage
01:32:08.380 01:32:08.390 current requirements after
01:32:09.780 01:32:09.790 preconditioning it may be an indication
01:32:12.100 01:32:12.110 of permanent damage
01:32:18.869 01:32:18.879 topic additional information
01:32:25.270 01:32:25.280 01:32:28.790 01:32:28.800 topic capacitor symbols
01:32:34.960 01:32:34.970 01:32:38.510 01:32:38.520 topic parallel connection
01:32:44.660 01:32:44.670 smaller or low-voltage aluminum
01:32:47.209 01:32:47.219 electrolytic capacitors may be connected
01:32:49.729 01:32:49.739 in parallel without any safety
01:32:51.439 01:32:51.449 correction action large sizes capacitors
01:32:55.399 01:32:55.409 especially large sizes and high voltage
01:32:57.740 01:32:57.750 types should be individually guarded
01:33:00.379 01:33:00.389 against sudden energy charge of the
01:33:02.240 01:33:02.250 whole capacitor bank due to a failed
01:33:04.280 01:33:04.290 specimen
01:33:06.600 01:33:06.610 01:33:10.049 01:33:10.059 topic series connection
01:33:16.090 01:33:16.100 some applications like AC AC converters
01:33:19.750 01:33:19.760 with DC link for frequency controls in
01:33:22.510 01:33:22.520 three-phase grids need higher voltages
01:33:24.880 01:33:24.890 than electrolytic capacitors usually
01:33:27.130 01:33:27.140 offer for such applications electrolytic
01:33:30.670 01:33:30.680 capacitors can be connected in series
01:33:32.830 01:33:32.840 for increased voltage withstanding
01:33:35.110 01:33:35.120 capability during charging the voltage
01:33:38.740 01:33:38.750 across each of the capacitors connected
01:33:40.570 01:33:40.580 in series is proportional to the inverse
01:33:43.270 01:33:43.280 of the individual capacitors leakage
01:33:45.550 01:33:45.560 current since every capacitor differs
01:33:48.850 01:33:48.860 somewhat in individual leakage currents
01:33:51.130 01:33:51.140 the capacitors with a higher leakage
01:33:53.260 01:33:53.270 current will get less voltage the
01:33:56.140 01:33:56.150 voltage balanced over the series
01:33:58.150 01:33:58.160 connected capacitors is not symmetrical
01:34:00.670 01:34:00.680 passive or active voltage balance has to
01:34:03.670 01:34:03.680 be provided in order to stabilize the
01:34:06.070 01:34:06.080 voltage over each individual capacitor
01:34:10.080 01:34:10.090 01:34:13.520 01:34:13.530 topic imprinted markings
01:34:20.050 01:34:20.060 electrolytic capacitors like most other
01:34:22.939 01:34:22.949 electronic components have imprinted
01:34:25.220 01:34:25.230 markings to indicate the manufacturer
01:34:27.800 01:34:27.810 the type the electrical and thermal
01:34:29.750 01:34:29.760 characteristics and the date of
01:34:31.939 01:34:31.949 manufacture in the ideal case if they
01:34:35.479 01:34:35.489 are large enough the capacitor should be
01:34:37.490 01:34:37.500 marked with manufacturer's name or
01:34:40.490 01:34:40.500 trademark manufacturers type designation
01:34:45.220 01:34:45.230 polarity of the terminations for
01:34:47.450 01:34:47.460 polarized capacitors rated capacitance
01:34:52.419 01:34:52.429 tolerance on rated capacitance rated
01:34:56.660 01:34:56.670 voltage and nature of supply AC or DC
01:35:00.729 01:35:00.739 climatic category or rated temperature
01:35:04.209 01:35:04.219 year and month or week of manufacture
01:35:07.609 01:35:07.619 smaller capacitors use a shorthand
01:35:09.800 01:35:09.810 notation to display all the relevant
01:35:11.990 01:35:12.000 information in the limited space
01:35:13.879 01:35:13.889 available the most commonly used format
01:35:17.330 01:35:17.340 is X Y Zed K M volts V where X Y Z
01:35:21.320 01:35:21.330 represents the capacitance in micro F
01:35:23.870 01:35:23.880 the letters K or M indicate the
01:35:26.209 01:35:26.219 tolerance plus or minus 10% and plus or
01:35:29.510 01:35:29.520 minus 20% respectively and volts V
01:35:32.570 01:35:32.580 represents the rated voltage example
01:35:37.600 01:35:37.610 a capacitor with the following text on
01:35:39.850 01:35:39.860 its body 10m 25 has a capacitance of 10
01:35:43.570 01:35:43.580 microfarads tolerance k equals plus or
01:35:46.690 01:35:46.700 minus 10% with a rated voltage of 25 V
01:35:50.230 01:35:50.240 capacitance tolerance and date of
01:35:52.630 01:35:52.640 manufacture can also be identified with
01:35:55.240 01:35:55.250 a short code according to IEC 60,000
01:36:01.290 01:36:01.300 the rated capacitance micro farad's
01:36:05.460 01:36:05.470 micro 47
01:36:11.550 01:36:11.560 topic 0.47 microfarads for micro seven
01:36:22.359 01:36:22.369 4.7 microfarads 47 micro equals 47 micro
01:36:27.829 01:36:27.839 fthe date of manufacture is often
01:36:30.559 01:36:30.569 printed in accordance with international
01:36:32.029 01:36:32.039 standards in abbreviated form version 1
01:36:36.799 01:36:36.809 coding with year per week numeral code
01:36:39.639 01:36:39.649 1208 is 2012 week number 8
01:36:46.640 01:36:46.650 version two coding with year code per
01:36:49.400 01:36:49.410 month code year code are
01:36:55.919 01:36:55.929 topic 2003 s equals 2004 tea
01:37:08.330 01:37:08.340 2005 you
01:37:14.580 01:37:14.590 topic 2006 thee
01:37:23.500 01:37:23.510 2007 W
01:37:29.830 01:37:29.840 topic 2008
01:37:32.830 01:37:32.840 01:37:38.680 01:37:38.690 2009 a
01:37:44.779 01:37:44.789 topic 2010 be
01:37:52.550 01:37:52.560 2011 see
01:37:58.740 01:37:58.750 topic 2012 D
01:38:06.690 01:38:06.700 2013 II
01:38:12.760 01:38:12.770 topic 2014 F
01:38:21.050 01:38:21.060 20:15 etc months code 1 to 9 equals Jan
01:38:29.459 01:38:29.469 - Sept o
01:38:31.820 01:38:31.830 equals October n
01:38:38.530 01:38:38.540 topic november d
01:38:45.830 01:38:45.840 December c5 is then 2012 May
01:38:56.580 01:38:56.590 topic polarity marking
01:39:02.640 01:39:02.650 polarity marking for non solid and solid
01:39:05.640 01:39:05.650 01:39:08.510 01:39:08.520 01:39:11.220 01:39:11.230 non solid electrolyte have a polarity
01:39:13.320 01:39:13.330 marking at the cathode minus side
01:39:16.880 01:39:16.890 01:39:19.590 01:39:19.600 solid electrolyte have a polarity
01:39:21.540 01:39:21.550 marking at the anode plus side SMD style
01:39:26.250 01:39:26.260 01:39:28.740 01:39:28.750 electrolyte vertical chips v chips have
01:39:31.890 01:39:31.900 a colored filled half circle or a minus
01:39:34.320 01:39:34.330 bar on the top case side visible to
01:39:36.540 01:39:36.550 indicate the minus terminal side
01:39:39.230 01:39:39.240 additionally the insulating plate under
01:39:42.030 01:39:42.040 the capacitor body uses two skewed edges
01:39:44.760 01:39:44.770 to indicate that the negative terminal
01:39:46.800 01:39:46.810 is on the compliment position radial or
01:39:50.310 01:39:50.320 single ended electrolytic capacitor
01:39:52.710 01:39:52.720 Stiles have a bar across the side of the
01:39:55.020 01:39:55.030 capacitor to indicate the negative
01:39:57.060 01:39:57.070 terminal side and the negative terminal
01:39:59.220 01:39:59.230 LED is shorter than the positive
01:40:00.990 01:40:01.000 terminal lead axial electrolytic
01:40:04.890 01:40:04.900 capacitor Stiles have a bar across or
01:40:07.350 01:40:07.360 around the case pointing to the negative
01:40:09.510 01:40:09.520 lead end to indicate the negative
01:40:11.520 01:40:11.530 terminal the positive terminal of the
01:40:14.490 01:40:14.500 capacitor is on the side of the ceiling
01:40:16.850 01:40:16.860 the negative terminal LED is shorter
01:40:19.950 01:40:19.960 than the positive terminal lead on a
01:40:22.670 01:40:22.680 printed circuit board it is customary to
01:40:25.770 01:40:25.780 indicate the correct orientation by
01:40:28.020 01:40:28.030 using a square through-hole pad for the
01:40:30.270 01:40:30.280 positive lead and a round pad for the
01:40:32.370 01:40:32.380 negative one
01:40:38.239 01:40:38.249 topic standardization
01:40:44.290 01:40:44.300 the standardization for all electrical
01:40:47.200 01:40:47.210 electronic components and related
01:40:49.450 01:40:49.460 technologies follows the rules given by
01:40:51.970 01:40:51.980 the International Electrotechnical
01:40:53.109 01:40:53.119 Commission IEC a non-profit
01:40:56.290 01:40:56.300 non-governmental international standards
01:40:58.839 01:40:58.849 organization the definition of the
01:41:01.870 01:41:01.880 characteristics and the procedure of the
01:41:04.029 01:41:04.039 test methods for capacitors for use in
01:41:06.520 01:41:06.530 electronic equipment are set out in the
01:41:08.770 01:41:08.780 generic specification IEC and 60,000 384
01:41:15.009 01:41:15.019 - 1 fixed capacitors for use in
01:41:18.339 01:41:18.349 electronic equipment the tests and
01:41:20.379 01:41:20.389 requirements to be met by aluminum
01:41:22.450 01:41:22.460 electrolytic capacitors for use in
01:41:24.700 01:41:24.710 electronic equipment for approval as
01:41:26.919 01:41:26.929 standardized types are set out in the
01:41:29.109 01:41:29.119 following sectional specifications IEC
01:41:33.189 01:41:33.199 and 60,000 384 - 3 surface mount fixed
01:41:38.979 01:41:38.989 tantalum electrolytic capacitors with
01:41:41.200 01:41:41.210 manganese dioxide solid electrolyte IEC
01:41:45.609 01:41:45.619 and 60000 384 - 4 aluminium electrolytic
01:41:50.970 01:41:50.980 capacitors with solid manganese 4 oxide
01:41:54.100 01:41:54.110 and non solid electrolyte IEC and 60000
01:41:59.700 01:41:59.710 384 - 18 fixed aluminium electrolytic
01:42:03.970 01:42:03.980 surface mount capacitors with solid
01:42:06.549 01:42:06.559 manganese 4 oxide and non solid
01:42:09.129 01:42:09.139 electrolyte IEC and 60000 384 - 25
01:42:15.989 01:42:15.999 surface mount fixed aluminium
01:42:18.370 01:42:18.380 electrolytic capacitors with conductive
01:42:20.739 01:42:20.749 polymer solid electrolyte IEC and 60000
01:42:25.950 01:42:25.960 384 - 26 fixed aluminium electrolytic
01:42:30.370 01:42:30.380 capacitors with conductive polymer solid
01:42:33.069 01:42:33.079 electrolyte
01:42:38.169 01:42:38.179 topic applications and market
01:42:44.979 01:42:44.989 01:42:48.560 01:42:48.570 topic applications
01:42:54.360 01:42:54.370 typical applications of aluminum
01:42:56.850 01:42:56.860 01:42:59.280 01:42:59.290 electrolyte our input and output
01:43:02.460 01:43:02.470 decoupling capacitors for smoothing and
01:43:04.860 01:43:04.870 filtering in AC power supplies and
01:43:07.230 01:43:07.240 switched-mode power supplies as well as
01:43:09.660 01:43:09.670 in DC DC convertors DC link capacitors
01:43:14.610 01:43:14.620 in AC AC converters for variable
01:43:17.430 01:43:17.440 frequency drive and frequency changes as
01:43:20.280 01:43:20.290 well as in uninterruptible power
01:43:21.750 01:43:21.760 supplies correction capacitors for power
01:43:25.680 01:43:25.690 factor correction energy storage for
01:43:29.190 01:43:29.200 airbags photo flash devices civil
01:43:32.040 01:43:32.050 detonators
01:43:33.320 01:43:33.330 motor start capacitors for AC motors
01:43:37.490 01:43:37.500 bipolar capacitors for audio signal
01:43:40.380 01:43:40.390 coupling flash capacitor for camera
01:43:43.650 01:43:43.660 flashes
01:43:48.370 01:43:48.380 topic advantages and disadvantages
01:43:55.659 01:43:55.669 advantages inexpensive capacitors with
01:43:59.629 01:43:59.639 high capacitance values for filtering
01:44:01.909 01:44:01.919 lower frequencies higher energy density
01:44:05.209 01:44:05.219 than film capacitors and ceramic
01:44:07.879 01:44:07.889 capacitors higher power density than
01:44:11.629 01:44:11.639 super capacitors no peak current
01:44:15.080 01:44:15.090 limitation required impossible to
01:44:18.379 01:44:18.389 transience very great diversification in
01:44:22.339 01:44:22.349 styles series with tailored lifetimes
01:44:24.979 01:44:24.989 temperatures and electrical parameters
01:44:28.209 01:44:28.219 many manufacturers disadvantages limited
01:44:32.839 01:44:32.849 lifetime due to evaporation relatively
01:44:36.560 01:44:36.570 poor ESR and Zed behavior at very low
01:44:39.290 01:44:39.300 temperatures sensitive to mechanical
01:44:42.229 01:44:42.239 stress sensitive to contamination with
01:44:46.310 01:44:46.320 halogen aids polarized application
01:44:53.890 01:44:53.900 Topic market
01:44:59.260 01:44:59.270 the market for aluminum electrolytic
01:45:01.540 01:45:01.550 capacitors in 2010 was around three
01:45:04.480 01:45:04.490 point nine billion dollars approximately
01:45:06.550 01:45:06.560 two point nine billion euros about 22%
01:45:10.240 01:45:10.250 of the value of the total capacitor
01:45:12.730 01:45:12.740 market of approximately eighteen billion
01:45:14.830 01:45:14.840 dollars 2008 in number of pieces these
01:45:19.090 01:45:19.100 capacitors cover about 6% of the total
01:45:21.930 01:45:21.940 capacitor market of some 70 to 80
01:45:24.820 01:45:24.830 billion pieces
01:45:27.810 01:45:27.820 equals equals equals manufacturers and
01:45:30.780 01:45:30.790 products
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