13008-010KESC

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Tantalum capacitors are one of the most commonly used capacitors in the electronic device market. They are utilized in a wide variety of applications including automotive, telecommunications, medical, and industrial systems. The 13008-010KESC is a type of tantalum capacitor with a voltage rating of 10V and an ideal capacitance of 10µF. It is designed to provide high capacitance in a very small package.

The 13008-010KESC is most commonly used in designs where high capacitance is necessary but board space is limited. It uses a tantalum electrolyte to create electrostatic charge storage and provide a high level of capacitance. The capacitor also has very high ripple current capacity, making it ideal for applications where power fluctuations are frequent. Furthermore, because of its smaller size, the 13008-010KESC has a lower voltage rating than similar sized aluminum electrolytic capacitors.

The 13008-010KESC tantalum capacitor typically operates at a temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. The capacitor can also withstand up to 10V of reverse-biased voltage. Its small size and low profile mean that it can be used in a wider variety of devices. The capacitor also has a very low ESR, resulting in more efficient operation and improved surge protection.

The construction of the 13008-010KESC consists of a solid aluminum oxide dielectric, a tantalum anode, and a cathode discharge construction. This setup provides a low ESR, high capacitance, and a robust design that can withstand high temperatures. The anode surface is coated with a layer of manganese dioxide, which acts as a dielectric. The cathode is then formed by a wet lithography technique.

The working principle of the 13008-010KESC involves the storage of charge in the manganese dioxide matrix between the two electrodes, the anode and the cathode. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, charge carriers are attracted to the positive electrode and flow to the negative electrode. The capacitance of the capacitor is then determined by the geometry and type of electrodes, as well as the dielectric material. When the voltage is removed, the stored charge carriers are eventually released and the capacitor regains its initial capacitance.

Tantalum capacitors, such as the 13008-010KESC, offer excellent performance with a relatively small form factor. They have a very low ESR, making them well suited for high capacitance applications requiring tight space constraints, and are able to withstand high temperatures and wide voltage ranges. Furthermore, the robust construction and reliable electrical performance are a testament to the quality of the 13008-010KESC and similar tantalum capacitors.

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