13008-050KESC/HR

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Tantalum capacitors are electronic components used to store energy. These devices use a variety of technologies including metal oxide film and wet tantalum electrolytic configurations. Generally, they are smaller than other types of capacitors and provide excellent volumetric efficiency. They are widely used in many electronic applications such as signal processing, power supplies, instrumentation, and communications 13008-050KESC/HR.

Application Field

13008-050KESC/HR tantalum capacitors are mainly used in telecommunication equipment, instrumentation systems, computers, energy storage/conversion, industrial, automotive, medical, military and aerospace applications. In fact, they have a variety of uses in the industrial engineering field due to their remarkable stability. They are ideal for high-frequency, high-power applications.

Working Principle

The principle of operation of a 13008-050KESC/HR capacitor involves two plates separated by an insulating layer. It stores electrical charge by accumulating electrons on one plate and removing electrons from the other plate. When a voltage is applied to it, it starts charging and current passes through it until the plates are fully charged. Once the capacitor is fully charged, it will continue to hold the charge until the voltage is removed or an opposite voltage is applied.

The metallized oxide film in a 13008-050KESC/HR capacitor consists of a metallized-oxide film dielectric, two metal (tantalum and anode) foil electrodes and a foil collectors, which is a solvent-resistant coating layer on the dielectric. The dielectric creates an electric barrier between the two electrodes and the dielectric, which is used to store the charge. When the capacitor is in use, the capacitance and voltage rating affect the working performance of it.

The most common type of 13008-050KESC/HR capacitor is the wet tantalum electrolytic capacitor. This type of capacitor utilizes a wet tantalum electrolyte to form an electrolytic barrier between the two electrodes. In order for the capacitor to operate correctly, the wet tantalum electrolyte must be replaced when the polarization of the electrodes begins to change.

In conclusion, 13008-050KESC/HR tantalum capacitors are highly reliable and versatile electronic components that are widely used in a variety of applications. Due to their remarkable stability and small size, they are ideal for high-frequency, high-power applications. They consist of a metal oxide film dielectric, two foil electrodes, and a foil collector. The principle of operation of this capacitor involves two plates separated by an insulating layer that allows current to pass through it until the capacitor is fully charged.

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