13008-004KESC/HR

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Tantalum capacitors are a class of electronic components used to store electrical energy for applications in many electrical and electronic devices. They are small, lightweight, and offer stability and reliability in a wide range of temperatures. The 13008-004KESC/HR is a high-precision tantalum capacitor manufactured by the Kester corporation. As such, it is specifically designed for use in high-frequency applications and has a wide range of applications in the field of electronics.

The 13008-004KESC/HR tantalum capacitor is a type of non-polarized electrolytic capacitor. This means that flipping the capacitor does not cause the same polarity of charge to flip. This is an advantage compared to its polarized counterpart, since it has the ability to regulate the charge more easily due to its symmetrical design. This allows for better performance in applications that require quick charge and discharge cycles, such as in digital circuits.

The capacitor has a rated operating voltage of 85 volts, and is rated for a maximum capacitance of 0.1 microfarad. These specifications make it suitable for use in a variety of electronic applications, from power supplies to medical monitoring systems. The capacitor is also particularly resistant to physical shock and vibration, making it suitable for use in aerospace and automotive applications.

The 13008-004KESC/HR capacitor from Kester is constructed with a tantalum dielectric, an anode, and a cathode. This gives it the ability to store and maintain a relatively stable voltage. Its metalized construction also increases its life compared to its non-metalized counterparts, making it suitable for high-reliability and long-term applications. The tantalum dielectric also increases the capacitor’s dielectric strength, making it more resistant to high voltages.

When the capacitor is connected to a voltage source, electrons flow from the cathode to the anode and start to accumulate on the dielectric. This accumulation of electrons charges the capacitor and creates a difference between the electrodes. The current then stops flowing when the capacitance of the capacitor is reached. This phenomenon is known as the charging and discharging process. During charging, the capacitor stores electrical energy and stores it until the capacitance is reached. During discharging, the stored energy is discharged back to the voltage source.

The 13008-004KESC/HR tantalum capacitor can be found in a variety of electronic applications such as computers, medical equipment, and telecommunications. The capacitor is also effective for use in high-temperature and highly-sulfurous environments, making it a good choice for applications in automotive and industrial environments. With its wide range of applications, the 13008-004KESC/HR tantalum capacitor is an essential part of many electronic devices.

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