293D334X9035A2TE3

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Tantalum capacitors, also known as tantalum electrolytic capacitors, are a type of capacitor with a tantalum electrolyte, consisting of a pellet of tantalum metal as the anode of a capacitor and a solid manganese oxide as the electrolyte. The Tantalum capacitor is widely available and relatively inexpensive compared to other types of capacitors.

The 293D334X9035A2TE3 model is a surface-mount tantalum capacitor. This type of capacitor comprises a solid tantalum case containing an anode, a tantalum pellet, a dielectric material, and a conducting/insulating layer. This device is a type of radial-leaded component in which the leads are attached to the component’s outside casing.

The 293D334X9035A2TE3 model is the latest addition to the tantalum capacitor family. It has the newest technology and is designed to meet the highest industry standards. Its specifications make it suitable for a wide range of applications from power filters to high stability resonant circuits.

This device has a capacitance of 300μF (micro Farads) with a rated voltage of 10V (volts). It’s rated temperature range is -55°C (minus 55 Celsius) to +105°C (plus 105 Celsius), and its rated impedance is 4.3kohms (Kilohms).

The unique design of the 293D334X9035A2TE3 capabilities make it particularly well-suited for use in a variety of electronic applications. The tantalum capacitor’s high capacitance makes it especially well-suited for high-power applications, such as power filters. It is also ideal for switching power supplies, as its low impedance and low ESR (equivalent series resistance) provide for superior performance.

The 293D334X9035A2TE3 also offers high reliability and long life. The use of a tantalum electrolyte ensures long-term reliability and ensures the capacitor will not fail in the event of an over-voltage or current surge. The dielectric of the tantalum capacitor is non-polarized, allowing for easy soldering and wiring, and easy orientation.

The working principle of the tantalum capacitor is based on the theory of dielectric polarization. In a normal capacitor, two metal plates are separated by an insulating material, such as a plastic film. When a voltage is applied, the insulating material becomes polarized, causing the metal plates to attract, which creates a capacitance between them. In a tantalum capacitor, the dielectric is a solid manganese oxide, which when polarized is much more efficient at creating a capacitance than other dielectrics.

The 293D334X9035A2TE3 tantalum capacitors offer superior performance in a variety of electronic applications. These capacitors have a high capacitance and a low impedance, making them well-suited for applications such as switching power supplies and high-power filters. They are also highly reliable and offer long life, making them an excellent choice for demanding applications.

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