199D105X0050B6B1E3

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Tantalum capacitors are a type of electrolytic capacitor that has very many uses in electronic equipment. They are used in virtually every type of electronic circuit, from power supplies and linear regulators, to audio and digital logic circuits. This makes them extremely valuable components in many different applications.

The 199D105X0050B6B1E3 Tantalum capacitor is a low-voltage, surface-mount device. It has a capacitance of 105uF, and a working voltage of 50V. This device can be used in both digital and analog circuits, and is good for low-voltage power supplies, linear regulators, and input/output devices such as MPs and A/D converters. It also has a high reliability, as it is resistant to shock and vibration, making it a great choice for critical applications.

Tantalum capacitors work by utilizing the phenomenon of electro-chemical double layer capacitor, or “EDLC,” which is based on the charge separation across an anode and cathode. When a voltage is applied to the anode, the electrons accumulate around the anode, forming a positively-charged layer, and the anode becomes a positively-charged electrode in the EDLC. At the same time, the electrons migrate across the electrolyte, forming a negatively charged layer, and the cathode becomes the negatively-charged electrode in the EDLC.

The electrons that accumulate at the anode are attracted to the positively-charged electrolyte, forming a parallel line of charges which is called a “double layer.” This double layer acts as a dielectric, allowing a voltage to be applied to the capacitor without providing any current. The capacitance value of the tantalum capacitor is determined by the size of the double layer and the distance between the anode and cathode.

When the voltage across the device is not applied, the electrons slowly migrate towards the cathode and the double layer disappears. This causes the capacitor to slowly discharge and the voltage across the device drops to zero. This is why a tantalum capacitor is often referred to as an “electrolytic discharge capacitor” – because it discharges its charge when the voltage is not applied.

The 199D105X0050B6B1E3 tantalum capacitor is a great choice for many different applications, and is typically used in low-voltage, high-frequency applications. Its low voltage gives it a decent amount of tolerance to spikes and other transients, and its low ESR makes it suitable for power supply filtering as well as audio and digital logic circuits. With its high reliability, it\'s a great option for critical applications.

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