199D396X9035F6V1E3

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Tantalum capacitors are well known for their high capacity, excellent reliability and long life. They are used in a variety of electronic devices such as portable computers, laptop computers, mobile phones, digital cameras, DVD players, and audio systems. The most common application of tantalum capacitors is the use of them in the field of communication and telecommunication as filters and dampers. In this case, the capacitors are used to block high frequency noise from the environment, which can result in distorted signals and decreased signal quality. Moreover, they are also used to improve the signal-to-noise ratio, so that signals can be better transmitted and received.

The model number 199D396X9035F6V1E3 identifies the following key parameters of a stable, reliable tantalum capacitor:

• Size: 19mm x 9.35mm
• Capacitance: 3.6V
• Tolerance: +/- 10%

The capacitor is made from a tantalum material, which is compressed onto a ceramic material, and it works by reacting different ions of a given charge between the two materials. In this way, it is able to store and maintain an electrical charge. During normal operation, the capacitance is maintained, and when subjected to higher voltages, the capacitor is able to discharge. In addition, the capacitor is able to withstand high temperatures and is not likely to be damaged by increased temperatures.

The construction of a tantalum capacitor features several components, including the ceramic dielectric, the anode, cathode and leads. The ceramic dielectric is a porous material, and acts as an insulator, while the anode and cathode are constructed from metal, which act as collectors for charge. The leads at both ends of the capacitor allow it to be connected to the circuit. During operation, the anode collects positive charge, while the cathode collects negative charge.

The circuits in which tantalum capacitors are used are typically characterized by their low power requirements, as the capacitors draw very little power from the circuit to perform their function. This is especially useful for applications such as portable electronics, which must operate in battery-powered environments. Furthermore, they are characterised by their very low levels of ESR (equivalent series resistance), making them popular in high-frequency signal circuits, such as digital video systems.

Tantalum capacitors are extremely reliable, stable and long-lasting, and the technology behind them is an integral part of many modern electronic devices. They require little maintenance and are able to operate in a variety of temperatures and environments. Having been around for more than a decade, they are now firmly established as a go-to capacitor for many different applications.

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