195D155X9035V2T

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Tantalum capacitors are types of electrolytic capacitors with a tantalum anode and a perimentary oxide cathode. They were first developed in the 1940s as a replacement for traditional wet electrolytic capacitors. In the intervening decades, the tantalum capacitor has found wide use in a variety of applications due to its high reliability, small size and low cost. The particular type of capacitor in question, the 195D155X9035V2T, is an axial-lead tantalum capacitor. It is used for a variety of applications in consumer electronics, military, and industrial applications, each of which require very different characteristics.

The 195D155X9035V2T tantalum capacitor has a maximum capacitance of 0.15 µF, a voltage rating of 25V, a capacitance tolerance of 10%, and a temperature coefficient of +15/-35ppm/K. It is designed for both audio filtering and high frequency/RF applications. The capacitor\'s rated voltage of 25V allows it to operate under higher voltages than other capacitors with lower voltage ratings. The precision capacitance tolerance ensures that the capacitor will behave predictably within specified parameters.

To understand how the 195D155X9035V2T works, it is important to first understand the properties of a capacitor. A capacitor is an electrical component that consists of two conducting plates separated by an insulating material, usually called a dielectric. When a voltage is applied across the plates, an electric field is generated, and this field is capable of storing energy. The electric field stores energy in the form of an electric charge, which can then be used to deliver current to other circuits. This process is known as capacitance.

The 195D155X9035V2T uses a tantalum anode and a perimentary oxide cathode to separate its two conductive plates. This is important because electrolytic capacitors use an electrolyte, usually in the form of an acidic salt solution, to form the plasma in between the plates. This electrolyte is able to form a porous layer of ions which allow a higher dielectric constant than in air dielectric capacitors.

When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, charge carriers, usually electrons, flow into one of the plates. This causes a buildup of electrons which creates an electric field inside the capacitor. This electric field is important because it allows energy to be stored by the capacitor in the form of an electric charge. This electric charge can then be used to deliver current to other circuits.

The 195D155X9035V2T can be used in a variety of applications such as audio filtering and high-frequency/RF applications. As an audio filter, the capacitor can be used to filter out unwanted frequencies, such as those higher than 20 KHz, and to reduce the total harmonic distortion of an audio signal. As an RF filter, the capacitor can be used to remove unwanted signals and noise and improve the clarity of an RF signal.

The 195D155X9035V2T is a compact and reliable component that is capable of delivering consistently reliable performance. Its high temperature coefficient makes it suitable for a wide range of applications, including those in extended temperature ranges. The capacitance tolerance provides accurate capacitance values, while the dual anode/cathode design ensures an even greater level of reliability. Finally, the small size of the capacitor makes it suitable for applications where space is at a premium.

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