173D335X9010UE3

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Tantalum capacitors are versatile electronic components that use a form of oxide for their dielectric. This oxide layer is often referred to as ‘tantalum oxide’. Specifically, the 173D335X9010UE3 tantalum capacitor is a Tantalum Electrolytic Capacitor (TEC) which is a type of polarized capacitor. In simplest terms, a capacitor is a device that stores electrical energy in an electric field. The special advantage of polarized capacitors is that their capacitance varies depending on the direction of the applied voltage. This feature makes the 173D335X9010UE3 tantalum capacitor highly suitable for use as an input filter, which is especially useful in switched-mode power supplies (SMPS) that require electrical isolation and high stability.

A Tantalum Electrolytic Capacitor (TEC) is constructed almost entirely of tantalum. The main component of the TEC is a sintered anode body made of tantalum powder. The electrolyte is a key component of the capacitor’s dielectric and is generally made up of a mixture of tin and acetic acid. The electrolyte is generally housed within a porous jacket filled with a solution of water, oxygen, and alcohol. The positive electrode of the capacitor is made up of a single layer of manganese dioxide (MnO2) and the negative electrode is formed by the thin film of conductive glassy carbon.

The working principle of the 173D335X9010UE3 tantalum capacitor is ultimately based on the physics of capacitance. The capacitor functions by storing electrical energy in the form of an electric field between two electrically conductive layers (the anode and the cathode). As charge accumulates in this electric field, the capacitor (also known as a ‘condenser’) accumulates a ‘charge’ of potential energy. Generally, the voltage applied to the capacitor causes the charge to build up, and as the voltage increases, so too will the capacitance. Ultimately, the electric field between the two plates is equal to the applied voltage and the resulting conserved electric energy is then stored for later use.

173D335X9010UE3 tantalum capacitors are commonly used as input/output capacitors in power supplies as well as a loop filter component in high-frequency switched-mode power systems. These capacitors are also used in audio systems, medical imaging equipment, circuit boards, satellite communications networks, automotive sensors, and spaceflight control systems. The capacitor is also able to sustain large amounts of current, so it is well-suited for applications such as motor controllers and robotics.

The 173D335X9010UE3 tantalum capacitor is a specialized component with a wide range of applications. Its ability to store electricity in an electric field makes it a valuable component in any electrical power system. It is especially useful in switched-mode power systems and as an input filter. Its high stability and large current capabilities make it an ideal component for harsh environments such as spaceflight or automotive applications.

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