173D336X0035YW

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Tantalum Capacitors

A tantalum capacitor is an electronic component composed of two conductive plates separated by tantalum oxide and an electrolyte. The 173D336X0035YW tantalum capacitor is a type of tantalum capacitor. It is used in various applications ranging from military to medical. The working principle of 173D336X0035YW tantalum capacitors is similar to that of any other tantalum capacitor. The following paragraphs will discuss the application field and working principles of the 173D336X0035YW tantalum capacitor in detail.

Application Field

The 173D336X0035YW tantalum capacitor is a type of electrolytic capacitor capable of withstanding high temperatures. Due to its heat resistance, it is used in a variety of applications. The most common application for 173D336X0035YW tantalum capacitors is within the military, in which it is used for radar systems and communication devices. Its heat resistance also makes it well-suited for medical electronics and pacemakers, as well as for power supplies and motherboards. Additionally, due to its high moisture resistance, the 173D336X0035YW tantalum capacitor is used in communication systems where it may be exposed to moisture.

Working Principle

The working principle of the 173D336X0035YW tantalum capacitor is similar to that of any other tantalum capacitor. It is composed of a tantalum anode, which is a porous plate made of tantalum metal, and a tantalum oxide layer. The anode is soaked in an electrolyte, which makes it porous. This can be compared to a sponge more or less. If voltage is applied across the anode, it will attract positive ions from the electrolyte, causing it to become polarized. The electrolyte and the anode form a capacitor, which stores electrical energy.

The oxide layer works as the dielectric that forms the other plate of the capacitor, along with the electrolyte that has been absorbed into the anode. When the voltage is applied, it activates the electrolyte, causing a change in wherein an electro-migration process takes place. This causes a layer of oxide to form on the anode, further increasing its surface area and allowing the electrolyte to penetrate deeper into the anode. The dielectric continues to form until a desired amount of capacitance is achieved.

Due to its high capacitance and stability, the 173D336X0035YW tantalum capacitor is a popular choice for many military, medical, and communication applications. It is capable of withstanding very high temperatures, as well as being resistant to moisture and corrosion. Its working principle is the same as any other tantalum capacitor, with the oxide layer forming the dielectric between the two plates and the electrolyte providing the necessary ions to form the capacitor.

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