135D805X9030C6

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Tantalum capacitors are electronic components based on the combined use of the element Tantalum and non-soluble electrolytes. Tantalum capacitors are generally small, with a size range of 0.1 mm to 2.7 mm, and offer outstanding stability as compared to ceramic capacitors. The material used in Tantalum capacitors is highly sensitive to temperature, so it’s essential to pay attention to the maximum temperature of a capacitor when using them.

The 135D805X9030C6 is a type of Tantalum capacitor that is specialized for temperature and voltage regulation. It features a maximum operable voltage of 35 Volts and an impedance of around 2000 ohms. The outer case is made of metallic oxide and offers a very high degree of capacity stability. The maximum temperature of this capacitor is 40 degrees Celsius. This capacitor is best suited for high temperature environments, and can be used in a wide range of applications.

The 135D805X9030C6 is most commonly used in aerospace and automotive applications due to its high performance and stability at high temperature. With a very stable capacitance rating, this capacitor is ideal for applications requiring low ESR rates and good thermal performance. Additionally, this capacitor is suitable for large current applications, and can be used to supply power to various kinds of electronic systems.

The working principle of a 135D805X9030C6 Tantalum capacitor is based on the use of dielectric layers. A dielectric layer acts as an insulator between two metallic electrodes. A dielectric layer is composed of rows or columns of atoms which have either a positive or negative charge. When a voltage is applied to the Tantalum capacitor, electrons in the dielectric layer flow from the negative to the positive electrode, creating an electric field and causing a capacitance to form between the two electrodes.

The capacitance of a 135D805X9030C6 Tantalum capacitor is determined by the dielectric material used in its construction. Generally, Tantalum capacitors use a dielectric material with a very low dielectric constant, such as a ceramic or tantalum oxide layer. This dielectric material has a relatively low capacitance rating, but helps to extend the lifetime of the capacitor greatly.

In general, the 135D805X9030C6 Tantalum capacitor is capable of operating in high temperature environments and is ideal for a wide range of applications. With its highly stable capacitance rating, this capacitor is suitable for power supply systems and circuit components that require good thermal performance. In addition, due to its low ESR rate, the capacitor can be used in high current applications.

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