199D107X0016F6B1

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Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors, or tantalum electrolytic capacitors, are electrochemical capacitors that use a tantalum foil as an anode covered with an insulating layer of oxide, with the oxide layer serving as a dielectric layer, and a conductive layer serving as the cathode. The tantalum foil also serves as the element for the electrical connection of the capacitor.

199D107X0016F6B1 Application Field and Working Principle

The 199D107X0016F6B1 is a type of surface mount, axial lead tantalum capacitor, with a long useful life and an exceptional ability to handle high current surges and transient voltages. The capacitor is designed to work in negative positive temperature coefficient, or NTCP, devices, where it provides reliable lower impedance at high frequency operation and a long useful life. As a stable device, the 199D107X0016F6B1 has a wide range of applications, and can be used in DC-DC converters, high current DC power supplies, AC power supplies, and computers.

The 199D107X0016F6B1 is a non-polar capacitor that is made up of a high-purity tantalum filter – a form of powder metal, with a capacity rating of 1500μF. The capacitor is able to handle more than twice the amount of energy than a typical aluminum electrolytic capacitor and requires less space than other comparable electrolytic capacitors. The capacitor has a rated operating voltage of 16V and a temperature range of – 55°C to +85°C. The capacitor is also very reliable, with a shelf life of up to three years.

The working principle of the 199D107X0016F6B1 relies on the electric field that is created between the capacitor’s two electrodes. When a voltage is applied across the capacitor’s electrodes, an electric field is created that induces a current flow from one electrode to the other, resulting in the generation of an electric charge across the capacitor’s electrodes. This creates a small amount of energy which is then stored in the capacitor.

When a current is fed through the capacitor, the stored energy is dissipated, allowing for current to flow from the cathode to the anode. As the capacitor is polarised, the stored energy is released in only one direction, thus allowing for the capacitor to become charged and discharged depending on the polarity of the voltage across its electrodes. The amount of stored energy in the capacitor is proportional to the voltage applied across the capacitor’s electrodes, with the voltage being increased on charging, and reduced on discharging.

The 199D107X0016F6B1 is a stable and reliable capacitor that offers a long useful life and is capable of handling high current surges and transient voltages. Its low impedance, high frequency operation make it an ideal choice for DC-DC converters, high current DC power supplies, AC power supplies, and computers. Its design makes it especially suitable for negative to positive temperature coefficient, or NTCP, devices, as it is able to provide a wide operating voltage range and a long useful life.

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