135D566X9030C2

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Tantalum capacitors are electrolytic capacitors that use tantalum and other materials as their electrodes. One such type of tantalum capacitor is the 135D566X9030C2. This type of capacitor is commonly used in power supply filtering for communication and computer systems and is very effective in attenuating high frequency noise.

The 135D566X9030C2 capacitor is a molded type capacitor with an epoxy-coated case. It has a maximum working voltage of 15 Volts and a capacitance of 56.5 μF. These components are also available in SMD (Surface Mount Devices) format which makes them suitable for through-hole mounting. They are typically soldered onto a PCB with leaded solder.

The working principle of the 135D566X9030C2 capacitor is based on the high dielectric constant of tantalum oxide which is formed on the surface of the anode. This creates an oxide layer between the anode and the cathode which results in an energy storage and release process that is utilized by many capacitors. The metal oxide layer allows the capacitor to also act as a rectifier, blocking any current flow in the opposite direction.

In addition to power supply filtering, the 135D566X9030C2 capacitor is commonly used in other applications such as switched-mode power supplies, amplifiers, radio frequency amplifiers, signal processing circuits and analog circuits. It is also an ideal choice for audio applications because its low ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance) and high ripple current make it well suited for handling high frequencies.

The 135D566X9030C2 capacitor is an excellent choice for many applications because of its high capacitance, low ESR, and high ripple current. Its low profile package allows it to be used in tight spaces while its rugged construction makes it a reliable choice for long-term use. Its low cost and wide range of available sizes make it an attractive option for many applications.

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