173D155X9020UW

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Tantalum capacitors are energy storage devices found in many types of electronics. They are extremely resilient, efficient and reliable components that can be used in a variety of applications. The 173D155X9020UW is one of the most commonly used tantalum capacitors. It is designed for general purpose and low voltage sensing applications. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the 173D155X9020UW.

The 173D155X9020UW is a hermetically sealed surface mounted capacitor. This type of capacitor is typically used in circuits which require a very low voltage sensing capability. It features low ESR, low profile, small size and reliable performance.

The primary applications of the 173D155X9020UW include automotive, industrial systems, telecom and computer devices. It can be used as a voltage sensor, ground sensing element, transient suppressor, timing capacitors and in other complex medical applications. The capacitor is designed to be highly reliable and tolerant to high temperatures up to 125°C. The 173D155X9020UW is also very stable since it does not drift with temperature changes.

The capacitor’s working principle is based on the Faraday-Lenz law. The capacitor stores electrical energy in two conductors separated by a dielectric material. This energy is converted back to the circuit when the capacitor is discharged. The capacitor works in the same way as a battery does, but the output of the capacitor is very quick, making it ideal for sensing and timing applications. The electrodes of the capacitor are made of Tantalum giving the capacitor its name.

The 173D155X9020UW is a good choice for many types of applications, due to its low profile, small size and highly reliable performance. It is widely used in a variety of automotive, industrial, telecom and medical applications. Its working principle is based on the Faraday-Lenz law, wherein the capacitor stores electrical energy in two conductors separated by a dielectric material and then releases the stored energy when discharged. This capacitor is highly reliable and tolerant to temperatures up to 125°C. Furthermore, it does not drift with temperature changes and is therefore highly stable.

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