1879063-1

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Tantalum capacitors are one of the most commonly used electronic components in electrical circuits and are widely used in many electrical and electronic applications. A tantalum capacitor (also known as an electrolytic capacitor) typically consists of two metallic plates (anode and cathode) separated by a dielectric garnet that is usually manganese oxide. The positive lead of the capacitor (or anode) is connected to the positive side of the circuit, while the negative lead (or cathode) is connected to the negative side.

Capacitance of a capacitor is directly proportional to the area of the plates multiplied by the value of its dielectric constant. Such capacitance is determined by the voltage applied to the plates with respect to the permissible electric field on the dielectric of the electrode separation. As a result, a higher voltage may be applied to a capacitor with a higher dielectric constant, resulting in greater capacitance, but also the risk of breakdown.

The 1879063-1 capacitor is a tantalum capacitor type, often used in DC-DC converters, high-voltage applications, and as a bypass capacitor to provide a smooth source of energy. It is composed of an anode and a cathode of alternate layers of anodized tantalum and electrolytic manganese dioxide. Its dielectric strength is rated up to 25 volts and it can handle temperature ratings of up to 150°C. Due to its stability at temperatures up to 125°C, it is ideal for high temperature applications and it can also be used in automotive, avionic, and other applications.

The working principle of the 1879063-1 is based on the same principle as other capacitors: the ability of two metallic plates to store an electric charge under an applied voltage and use this energy to maintain an electric field between them. The electric charge stored in a capacitor can be used to create a \'bridge\' between two circuits, either to allow the free passage of an AC current or to prevent the passage of a DC current.

In the case of the 1879063-1, its design allows for more exact control of the electrical charge, which makes it an ideal choice for applications involving high current or voltage. Its secondary use as a bypass capacitor allows it to be used to provide a smooth source of energy, as it is able to temporally store the extra energy which cannot be used immediately and then release it when needed. This allows electronic devices to run more efficiently, as the current from your DC power supply is not constantly overloading the circuit.

The 1879063-1 tantalum capacitor is a highly reliable and versatile electronic component ideal for many applications due to its high capacitance and high temperature rating, making it well suited for demanding environments. Furthermore, its ability to act as a bypass capacitor ensures that it will continue to be a popular choice for many circuit designs.

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