199D125X9025A6B1

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Tantalum capacitors are widely used in consumer and industrial electronics. These capacitors offer reliable performance, attractive pricing and a variety of case sizes, voltage ratings, and capacitance values. The 199D125X9025A6B1 is a general-purpose SMD (surface mount) capacitor that is suitable for high-frequency applications.

The 199D125X9025A6B1 capacitor is a polarized, molded, radial lead capacitor constructed with tantalum foil electrodes and a manganese dioxide solid electrolyte, sealed in a rugged thermosetting epoxy molded case. The capacitor is designed to minimize the diffused oxide layer on the anode, resulting in improved performance and longer life. This capacitor is typically used in digital and RF circuits to filter, store, or alternatively discharge a specified amount of current.

The 199D125X9025A6B1 incorporates a number of features, making it popular for many applications. These features include a low Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR) of 0.4 Ohms, a low Dissipation Factor (DF) of 0.2%, and a low leakage current of 0.01 mA. Due to its low ESR and DF, the capacitor is ideal for high-frequency AC circuits with low power losses. Also, due to its robust construction and low leakage current, the capacitor can be used in AC circuits that require current stability over a wide temperature range.

The 199D125X9025A6B1 has a minimum operating temperature of -55°C and a rated voltage of 10V. The capacitor is rated to a maximum operating temperature of +125°C, so it can be used in high temperature environments. The capacitor also has a high capacitance value of 25µF, making it suitable for high-frequency applications requiring high capacitance values. These features make the 199D125X9025A6B1 a reliable and cost-effective solution for a wide range of applications.

The working principle of a tantalum capacitor is similar to that of any other capacitor, consisting of two metal plates separated by an insulator. The two plates, often referred to as electrodes, are connected to a power source, allowing electrical current to flow through them. The resulting electric field generates a charge on each plate, creating a capacitor. The rate at which the capacitor charges or discharges is determined by the properties of the insulator used in the capacitor.

The 199D125X9025A6B1 is designed for increased reliability and performance in many industrial and consumer electronics applications. Its low ESR, DF, and leakage current make it ideal for high-frequency AC circuits with low power losses, as well as circuits requiring current stability over a wide temperature range. The capacitor is also characterized by a high capacitance value and a wide operating temperature range, making it a reliable and cost-effective solution for a variety of electronic uses.

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