199D105X0035A7V1

Tantalum capacitors are extensively used in many types of electronic devices, such as hearing aids, laptops, digital cameras, personal computers and other electronic equipment.

The capacitance of any type of capacitor depends on the size of the dielectric thickness, the temperature, and the voltage overhead. This is why it is very important to understand the various features that each type of capacitor has before making a purchase. For example, tantalum capacitors can operate at a much higher temperature, but are more expensive than other types of capacitors.

The type 199D105X0035A7V1 tantalum capacitor is usually used for audio, telecommunications and information technology applications. It is a very high performance capacitor that is designed for high-frequency applications with minimal signal loss. Its construction consists of a tantalum anode and an electrolyte dielectric layer that is between the anode and the cathode. This construction is designed for a temperature range of -55°C to +150°C. Because of its construction, this type of capacitor is able to handle higher temperatures than other types of capacitors and also is more stable in higher temperatures.

The working principle of this type of capacitor is that it stores energy in an electronic field created by the electricity that flows through it. This is accomplished by the current running through the capacitor being switched on and off at various intervals. This causes the energy in the capacitor to be stored in tiny charges inside the dielectric layer. As long as the capacitor remains charged, the stored energy can be accessed whenever the capacitor is electrically connected.

The 199D105X0035A7V1 type tantalum capacitor is ideal for use in high-frequency applications. It’s also highly reliable and offers good efficiency and voltage stability. Because of its high reliability and overall performance, this type of capacitor is used in many types of electronic devices, from mobile phones to computer systems.