293D335X0020C2TE3

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Tantalum capacitors are a type of capacitor developed in the 1950s and often used in electronic applications. They are named for the material from which their electrodes are made, the element tantalum, which is nicely corrosion-resistant and can be produced in thin films in large-diameter, thin-film detectors. Tantalum capacitors are highly reliable, efficient and cost-effective. This makes them a popular choice for applications such as, in medical devices, aerospace equipment, mobile and antenna systems, power supplies, and audio/video equipment. The 293D335X0020C2TE3 is a type of tantalum capacitor.

The 293D335X0020C2TE3 tantalum capacitor has the following features: a molded-polymer case, an operating temperature range of -55°C to +85°C, a voltage rating of 10 VDC, and a capacitance range of 0.0063uF - 0.47uF. This versatile capacitor is suitable for use in miniaturized, high-density electronic projects. It is also available with a variety of termination styles, including SMD, Radial, and Axial. Additionally, this capacitor is RoHS compliant, making it an attractive choice for a variety of applications.

Tantalum capacitors differ from other capacitors in that their electrolyte is not an electrolytic solution, but an oxide of tantalum. This oxide is a dielectric substance and can be used to contain electrical potentials in much the same way as an electrolytic solution. The advantage of using an oxide instead of a traditional electrolytic solution is that the charge held by the tantalum capacitor stays constant for longer, resulting in a more consistent performance. In addition, since the electrons in the tantalum capacitor are held between the plates of the capacitor core, the effect of temperature and humidity on the operation of the device are minimized.

The working principle of a tantalum capacitor is based on the theory of capacitance. A capacitor is able to hold an electric charge when there is a voltage difference between two conducting plates. The material in between the two plates acts as a dielectric material, insulating them electrically, and allowing a charge to be stored. An oxide layer is applied to the anode and cathode surfaces of the tantalum capacitor, and acts as a dielectric layer. When the voltage difference between the two plates is reversed, a flow of current is created and the capacitor stores the charge. The amount of charge held depends on the size of the capacitor and the voltage applied. As the capacitor is used, electrons flow around it, the capacitor retains its charge, and stores it until reused by the application.

The 293D335X0020C2TE3 tantalum capacitor is suitable for a wide range of applications, including audio-video equipment, high-end medical devices, mobile computing and communications systems, automotive systems and defense systems. This device can also be used in high-reliability applications such as microcontrollers, military and aerospace devices, and temperature control systems.

The 293D335X0020C2TE3 tantalum capacitor is a high-performance device that provides reliable performance and the security of a long operating life. With its wide range of features, this capacitor is ideal for a variety of applications. The benefits of using this device for a wide range of applications make it one of the most popular capacitors offered by vendors. Due to the reliability and cost-efficiency of the tantalum capacitor, it is becoming a preferred choice for many applications.

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