13030-05KASLT

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Tantalum - Polymer Capacitors are a type of energy storage component that is made up of a layered construction. The core component is a tantalum-containing polymer that is pressed together with a metal foil and a metallic layer which can be a nickel or a gold foil.

The 13030-05KASLT is a two-piece encapsulated, Polarized capacitor. It is designed for use in bypass, coupling, decoupling and low latency applications. The product utilizes two layers of tantalum and two layers of polymer electrodes to build up a structure that can store energy. The two tantalum layers form the core structure of the component, while the two polymer layers act as a dielectric medium between the two tantalized layers. The two end terminals of the capacitor are connected to the two electrodes, one of which is a positive and the other a negative terminal.

The 13030-05KASLT has an extremely low 3-μH inductance. This is because the 240 V peak voltage rating is greater than the average 12V rating. This feature enables the capacitor to be used in low latency applications such as in high-speed measurement equipment and computers where response time is critical.

The capacitor also has a higher power-handling capacity and a wide temperature range, so it can be used in applications where higher power dissipation than that of a typical ceramic capacitor is needed. It can be used in audio, communication and power supply applications such as pulse circuits, where high reliability and low noise levels are required.

The major benefit of the Tantalum - Polymer capacitor is that it has a high current rating for its size, and a low equivalent series resistance (ESR). This makes it ideal for use in high frequency and low frequency applications such as radios and modems. The capacitor can also be used in power supplies where a higher current capability than that of a typical ceramic capacitor is needed.

The Tantalum - Polymer Capacitors can also be used in DC-DC converters and motor-pump motor control applications. The capacitor has the ability to absorb high energy pulses and the combination of its low ESR and high ripple current ratings make it ideal for such applications. In DC-DC converters the capacitor can reduce the amount of stress on the power converter components and provide a more efficient conversion.

The 13030-05KASLT Tantalum - Polymer Capacitor has a working principle that relies on the combination of two different forms of capacitance, one being an electrolytic capacitor and the other being a non-electrolytic capacitor. The electrolytic capacitor is the major contributor to the capacitance of the device. It is formed when the two electrodes, one being a positive terminal and the other being a negative terminal, are combined with an electrolyte solution. The electrolytic capacitor is responsible for absorbing energy, storing it and releasing it when required.

The non-electrolytic capacitance is formed when the two electrodes are connected to a non-conductive material, such as a polymer or ceramic. The non-electrolytic capacitor is able to hold electrical charge and acts as an electrical insulator between the two electrodes. This allows the capacitor to absorb and store energy and release it when required.

The combination of the two types of capacitance provides the best performance and efficiency of the 13030-05KASLT Tantalum - Polymer capacitor. The capacitor allows it to deliver high levels of current and voltage, with low levels of noise and heat generation. This makes the the capacitor a great choice for bypass, coupling, decoupling and low latency applications.

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