199D105X9020A7V1

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Tantalum capacitors are electronic components that have enabled the design of a wide range of consumer electronic products and have been used for many decades in various applications. They are known for their low cost, low leakage rate, and long-term stability. They are also smaller than other types of capacitors, allowing them to be used in more compact systems. The tantalum capacitor is a device that consists of two conducting electrodes divided by a ceramic dielectric material, with a wide range of capacitances and voltages available. The 99D105X9020A7V1 is a type of tantalum capacitor.

The 99D105X9020A7V1 tantalum capacitor is suitable for applications involving high reliability, high temperature environments, and long-term performance. The capacitor has a wide operating temperature range of -55 to +105°C and a maximum working voltage of 16V. It has a very low ESR (defined as total RMS resistance of the capacitor at its rated ripple current) and a low leakage current, making it ideal for use in critical applications, where performance must be maintained over a long duration. For example, the 99D105X9020A7V1 is suitable for incorporation into high reliability systems such as medical equipment, telecommunications, aerospace, and defense, as well as other applications where small size and high reliability are desired.

The capacitor is also extremely stable, with a maximum capacitance change of up to 5% throughout its entire working range. This makes it ideal for applications where a constant capacitance is required, such as oscillators, power supplies, and controllers. In addition, the capacitor is resistant to shock, vibration and is highly resistant to corrosive environments, making it suitable for environments where exposure to moisture, dust, and solvents can occur.

The principle of operation of the 99D105X9020A7V1 tantalum capacitor is the same as any other capacitor. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor electrodes, an electric field is generated inside the ceramic dielectric material. This electric field stores energy in the form of an electric charge. This charge is then released when the voltage across the capacitor is removed. The capacitance, or amount of charge available, is determined by the size and shape of the electrodes as well as the dielectric material inside the capacitor.

In summary, the 99D105X9020A7V1 tantalum capacitor is a highly stable and reliable device suitable for use in a range of high reliability applications. It has a wide operating temperature range and is resistant to shock and vibration. Its low ESR and low leakage current make it ideal for use in critical applications such as medical, telecommunications, aerospace and defense. The 99D105X9020A7V1 capacitor\'s principle of operation is the same as any other capacitor, using an electric field generated by an applied voltage to store energy in the form of an electric charge, which is released when the voltage across the capacitor is removed.

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