199D156X0025D6V1E3

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Tantalum capacitors are a type of electrolytic capacitors. Used for their low prices and their excellent stability and reliability, they have become one of the most popular types of capacitors available today. The component models of tantalum capacitors are composed of two electrodes and a dielectric. The dielectric can be either an organic solid or a liquid electrolyte. The number of sides of the component can vary depending on the manufacturer, but the electrode side is usually a metal plate. The other side is the dielectric side.

The model code 199D156X0025D6V1E3 refers to a type of tantalum capacitor, specifically a surface-mount type with an organic solid dielectric. It is an axial lead type, with contact on both ends, and a working voltage of 6 volts. The capacitance of this type of capacitor is rated at 25 µF, or microfarads. The tolerance of the capacitance is ±20%, which means that the capacitance of the capacitor can range from 20 µF to 30 µF.

The application field for tantalum capacitors is diverse. They are used in a wide array of electronic products such as computers, industrial electronics, medical instruments, automotive electronics, communication systems, and many other applications. Generally speaking, they are used in voltage applications less than 25 volts, as they are not suitable for applications requiring high voltage. With respect to its working principle, a tantalum capacitor is an electrolytic capacitor, meaning that it stores energy using electrolytes, such as metals, present in the capacitors. The electrolyte provides the capacitance, voltage capacity, and current carrying capability to the component.

A tantalum capacitor can be constructed either with two metal plates or with added dielectric material. This secondary material, the dielectric, is added to keep the voltage across the two plates from dissipating over time. The two metal plates act as electrodes, with one acting as the anode and the other as the cathode. The electrolytic material between the two plates acts as the dielectric, and the capacitance of the capacitor is determined by the total area of surface contact between the plates and the capacitance of the electrolyte in the dielectric. As the voltage across the two plates increases, the capacitor stores more electrical energy.

The 199D156X0025D6V1E3 capacitor is a type of tantalum capacitor commonly used in many consumer electronics applications. It is compact, reliable, and well-suited for use in power supplies and other applications in which the control of voltage is necessary. Its ability to operate at high temperatures, and its low-cost make it attractive for use in a variety of electronic devices.

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