199D334X9035A1V1E3

Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are small, highly reliable and efficient capacitors used in many electrical circuits and systems. The basic structure of a tantalum capacitor includes two conductive elements (either one of which may be a strip of tantalum foil) separated by an insulating dielectric material. This design enables them to store and release a certain amount of energy when needed, making them invaluable in applications that require precise timing and control.

The most commonly used tantalum capacitor has the part number of 199D334X9035A1V1E3. It is designed for use in power systems, low power signal transmission and where a precision timing and control is necessary. It has a relatively large capacitance of 33.4µF and a rated voltage of 35VDC.

Application Field

Tantalum capacitors can be found in many places. From industrial applications such as medical equipment and robotics, to consumer products such as personal computers and cell phones. In industrial settings, they can be used to improve the efficiency of a system’s energy use, as well as reduce the amount of radiation generated during operation. In consumer products, they can be used to provide reliable power supply, minimize noise and improve signal transmission.

The 199D334X9035A1V1E3 has a large capacitance and low equivalent series resistance (ESR) – making it particularly suitable for use in power systems and power management circuits. It is also used for stable voltage supply and for filtering high voltage spikes.

Working Principle

A tantalum capacitor stores and releases electric charge. In its simplest form, it consists of two metallic plates (or an anode and a cathode) separated by a dielectric material. When a voltage is applied across the two plates, electrons move from one plate to the other and create an electric field within the dielectric. This electric field creates an electric charge with the opposite sign of the applied voltage, which then remains constant until the voltage is removed.

Because the capacitance of a tantalum capacitor is constant, the amount of charge stored is also constant. This means that the voltage applied across the terminals of the capacitor must remain constant, even if the current flowing through it changes. This property allows tantalum capacitors to be used for precise timing and control, particularly in power and signal systems.

In addition to its stable capacitance, the 199D334X9035A1V1E3 also has a low ESR. This means that it can effectively absorb large amounts of electric current without increasing its internal temperature and without creating excessive voltage drops across its terminals.

Conclusion

Tantalum capacitors are incredibly reliable and efficient components that are used in a wide range of applications. The 199D334X9035A1V1E3, in particular, is designed for use in power systems and low power signal transmission circuits. It has a high capacitance, a low ESR and can store and release electric charge with precision timing and control.