135D826X9050T6

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Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are part of the family of electrolytic capacitors, which have been around since the 1950’s. As one of the most popular types of capacitors, tantalum capacitors are a preferred choice for designers because they offer advantages such as compact size, reliable performance, ease of assembly, and high temperature tolerance.

The 135D826X9050T6 tantalum capacitor is a type of radial leads, chip tantalum capacitor. It is also known as a TAJC type capacitor. This robust and reliable capacitor consists of a sintered tantalum end seal with an outer manganese dioxide anode, electrolyte, and solid tantalum oxide cathode. The capacitance value of 135D826X9050T6 ranges from 68 to 8000μF, with a voltage rating of between 4 and 50 volts.

Application of 135D826X9050T6

The 135D826X9050T6 tantalum capacitor is mainly used in telecommunications, aerospace, and medical applications. Its main use is for decoupling applications, providing very low impedance in the high frequency range. This capacitor is well suited for high current pulse applications such as pulse transistors in switch mode power supplies, and is also often used in conjunction with input/output (I/O) circuits, or as a part of filter networks used to block DC levels and reduce noise in high frequency signals.

Working Principle of 135D826X9050T6

A capacitor works based on the principles of electrostatics, which says that there will be an electric field between two different charges. In the case of the 135D826X9050T6 tantalum capacitor, the two charges are an anode and a cathode. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, the electric field between the anode and cathode causes a current to flow through the capacitor. This current is then stored as energy, creating an electric charge between the two terminals. When the voltage is removed, the electric charge remains stored in the capacitor, and the electric field between the anode and cathode is no longer present.

The 135D826X9050T6 capacitor is known for its good temperature stability and low ESR at rated temperature. Aside from these, it also has very good ripple current capability, very low leakage current, and high capacitance stability. These properties make it an ideal choice for use in high frequency applications, where ripple currents are common and precise current control is necessary.

Advantages of Tantalum Capacitors

Compared with other types of capacitors, tantalum capacitors offer several advantages. One of the main advantages is its stability. Tantalum capacitors exhibit very low temperature drift and high frequency stability. They are also able to withstand high temperatures, up to 125 degrees Celsius.

Tantalum capacitors are also lightweight and small, meaning they occupy little space on circuit boards. The additional benefit of this is that fewer components need to be used in a design, thus reducing the overall cost of production. Another benefit is their low ESR, meaning they can resist high inrush currents with minimal losses.

Finally, tantalum capacitors are highly reliable. They have a long life expectancy because they are designed with minimal upkeep in mind. This means that they are perfect for use in long-term or mission-critical applications such as medical and military applications.

Conclusion

The 135D826X9050T6 is an excellent solution for many applications due to its low ESR, high temperature tolerance, and low temperature coefficient. It features excellent performance and reliability which makes it an ideal choice for many different kinds of applications, from medical and telecommunications to aerospace and military. It is also cost-effective and small in size, making it an attractive choice for designers looking for a reliable and efficient capacitor solution.

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