199D687X9003F6V1

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The Tantalum capacitor is one of the most widely used capacitors and is made up of tantalum pellets, silver plates, paper, insulation, and a variety of nonmetallic materials. It has excellent electrical characteristics and is widely used in many application fields. The part number 199D687X9003F6V1 is a tantalum capacitor which has many uses and applications.

Application Fields

Tantalum capacitors have many practical applications including, but not limited to, power line communication, DC/DC converters, automotive electronics, video sensors, stabilizers, and computer buses. In addition, it is also used as an energy storage device in satellites, missiles, and guided missiles. It is also widely used in medical imaging systems, MRI radio frequency systems, digital signal processors, and accelerometers.

The capacitance of the tantalum capacitor is after the number ‘199D’ in the part number. The ‘687’ in the part number usually denotes the voltage rating of the capacitor, this capacitor being 6.3Vdc. This part number has a capacitance of 68.7uF, with a tolerance of 20%.

The capacitors can be used in a variety of conditions, such as high temperature applications (up to 125°C). It can also operate with high voltage, up to 50Vdc and has a longer lifetime than other types of capacitors.

Working Principle

When the voltage is applied across the two faces of the capacitor, one face acts as an insulator while the other face conducts electricity. The two opposing faces of the capacitor are separated by a dielectric material, such as paper or a polymer material, and this dielectric material is used to store the electrical energy in the capacitor. This is due to the fact that it prevents the current from being conducted across the two faces of the capacitor.

The electrical energy stored in the capacitor can then be used to provide short bursts of power to electronic circuits when required, as the capacitor will be able to store the required amount of energy.

In addition, the construction of the tantalum capacitor allows it to be used in applications with a high-noise environment due to its ability to block out electromagnetic interference (EMI). This makes it ideal for use in automotive electronics, where a high level of EMI can be expected.

Conclusion

The Tantalum capacitor is widely used due to its excellent electrical characteristics and its ability to store electrical energy. The part number 199D687X9003F6V1 is an example of a tantalum capacitor that is suitable for high temperature applications, high voltage applications, and applications with a high-noise environment. Its working principle involves storing electrical energy on one face of the capacitor while the other face rules out electrical conductivity.

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