13030-01KASLT application field and working principle

Tantalum polymer capacitors are a type of electrolytic capacitors that offer high capacitance density and good electrical performance, enabling them to be used in a wide range of applications. These types of capacitors are usually based on a flat plate of metallic tantalum, encased in an elastic organic polymer material. The combination of the two materials creates a design which makes it possible to create high-value capacitors with a much smaller footprint than other types of electrolytic capacitors.

The 13030-01KASLT application field, in particular, is particularly suited to applications that require higher capacitance values in a limited space. For example, they are commonly used in automotive applications, where they have either been used to maintain voltage stability, or as charge pumps in power supplies. Moreover, they are ideal for reducing noise in high-frequency circuits, and can be used to smooth voltage spikes in switch mode power supplies and low-power applications.

The construction of the 13030-01KASLT capacitor is relatively simple. The metallic tantalum is the anode of the capacitor, while the organic inert material (polymer) is the dielectric. The capacitor is then encased in a metal casing, which is usually tinplated, and sealed against UV expore. This helps ensure that the capacitor can withstand and operate in rugged environments, such as in automotive applications.

The capacitance and working principle of the 13030-01KASLT capacitor depends on the size and shape of the capacitor, as well as its construction materials. The principle is relatively simple, however. When a voltage is applied across the capacitor, the material electrons within the capacitor rearrange so that their attractive forces move and shape the capacitor. This change in shape means that the capacitor\'s capacitance is increased, allowing the device to store a higher charge. The capacitor then "leaks" or discharges this stored charge over a period of time, until the capacitor reaches its resting charge. The rate of charge leakage is usually determined by the resistance of the material and the size of the capacitor.

In summary, the 13030-01KASLT capacitors are a type of Tantalum-Polymer capacitors that offer a host of advantages which make them well-suited to a number of applications. These capacitors are usually used to maintain voltage stability and reduce noise in high-frequency circuits, as well as smooth out voltage spikes in low power applications. The working principle of these capacitors is relatively simple, and their construction is similar to other types of Tantalum-Polymer capacitors.