199D104X9035A1V1E3

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Tantalum capacitors are among the most popular components in the electronics industry, while their usage covers numerous fields. The abbreviation "199D104X9035A1V1E3" typically identifies a particular capacitor which has a high tolerance, long lifespan, and robust performance amongst other things.

Tantalum capacitors are widely used in digital circuit design and manufacture due to their small size, high frequency performance and ability to maintain maximum stability over time. Other applications include providing a voltage reference in voltage regulators, storing energy in pulse lasers, and preventing electrical noise from entering communication systems.

The 199D104X9035A1V1E3 capacitor is configured for general-purpose use. It has two terminals connected to two insulated metal plates, with a dielectric layer in between them. The terminals allow for a current to flow through the capacitor. The size of the plates, insulating layer and space in between them determine the capacitance of the capacitor. As the dielectric material inside the capacitor is composed of tantalum, the capacitor is known as a tantalum capacitor.

The working principle of a tantalum capacitor is relatively simple. When the positive and negative ends of the capacitor are connected to a power source, electrons flow from the negative end to the positive end, which builds up a negative charge on the negative end and a positive charge on the positive end. This creates an electric field within the capacitor and thus stores energy. When current is sent back in the opposite direction, it neutralizes the charge and the energy is released. The way the capacitor charges and discharges depend on the type of material in the dielectric.

The 199D104X9035A1V1E3 has a small size and large capacitance of up to 0.1µF – making it suitable for various applications such as timing circuits, frequency filters, voltage stabilizers, and decoupling circuits. It operates over an operating temperature range of -55°C to + 85°C and is capable of providing high ripple current ratings of up to 3 Amps (at +85°C). This capacitor is also capable of withstanding voltages up to 20V.

Tantalum capacitors, such as the 199D104X9035A1V1E3, are widely used in many electronic devices due to their outstanding features and robust performance. Although the working principle is quite simple, the diversity of their usage and ability to provide reliable performance make them invaluable in many areas.

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