3-1879064-5

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Tantalum capacitors are sophisticated components used in an extensive range of applications, from consumer electronics to specialist military and aerospace applications. They are also used in home appliances, automotive and telecommunications equipment. Predominantly used as energy storage devices, they serve in many types of circuits, from power supplies to audio amplifiers.

The 3-1879064-5 capacitor is an example of a tantalum device, providing high capacitance with low ESR (equivalent series resistance). Manufactured using the Niobium (COL) anode process to provide a higher thermal rating than sintered versions, they are commonly used in mains applications, computing and power electronics. Being a polarized type, they should always be connected with the correct polarity otherwise damage can occur.

The 3-1879064-5 capacitor has a wide range of features and benefits, including its ability to handle high peak and varying load currents. It is designed for high-frequency applications where the ESR needs to be as low as possible, and it is highly resistant to corrosion and vibration. It also has excellent capacitance performance over a wide temperature range, from -25°C to +125°C. In addition, it is shock and vibration proof and provides consistent performance over time.

The 3-1879064-5 capacitor can be used in applications such as audio filtering, signal processing, voltage hold up and ripple filtering, energy storage, decoupling, surge suppression,snubber networks and time delays. The device is also suitable for automotive, industrial and telecommunications solutions, as well as motor control circuits.

Working Principle

The 3-1879064-5 capacitor works on the principle of dielectric absorption. When two oppositely charged plates are separated by a dielectric material, electric fields produced by the two plates attract each other. When energy is supplied to this system, the electric field stores energy in the form of a static electric field between the plates, leading to the formation of a capacitor.

The 3-1879064-5 capacitor uses a tantalum anode and Niobium (COL) cathode to store and deliver the charge. The anode (positive) plate has a higher positive charge and the Niobium (COL) cathode (negative) plate has a negative charge. Once the plates are charged, an inverse current flows through the plates and charge is stored. This is known as dielectric absorption. This charge will stay stored until an equal and opposite charge is applied to the plates.

When the capacitor is connected to a circuit, the stored charge flows through the circuit and is used by the components connected to it. This charge cycle is repeated each time a current is applied, resulting in the capacitor serving as a source of power for the circuit. As the amount of charge in the capacitor decreases, the current in the circuit decreases, until eventually the capacitor is unable to deliver any more charge and must be recharged.

Tantalum capacitors offer many advantages over other types of capacitors, such as being more reliable, having a smaller form factor and being capable of holding a higher amount of charge. The 3-1879064-5 capacitor is no exception, and its combination of features makes it an excellent choice for a wide range of different applications.

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