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Tantalum capacitors, sometimes referred to as tantalum electrolytic capacitors, contain two metal plates separated by a dielectric material, usually tantalum pentoxide, an electrically conductive, dielectric material. Unlike other capacitors, tantalum capacitors are polarized and can only operate with a positive lead and negative lead. They are commonly used in consumer electronics and electrical equipment.

Specifically, the 5-1879064-6 tantalum capacitor is a surface mount, solid tantalum device designed for automated assembly. It is constructed with a tantalum column-shaped anode which is connected to a plate of solid tantalum oxide, an electrically conductive material, and is terminated by a plated silver band. This structure provides electrical stability and superior performance.

These capacitors are ideal for use in space-limited applications, particularly where low-leakage current, high reliability, and low-inductance requirements are needed. They are available in a variety of capacitance values, ranging from 1 µF to 6.3 µF.

As far as applications, the 5-1879064-6 tantalum capacitors can be used in a wide range of industries. Some of these applications include:

• Telecommunications – To provide stability in high-speed data transmission applications.
• Computer systems – To enhance the performance of motherboards, graphics cards, and other computer components.
• Industrial control systems – To provide reliable power for small controls and digital instrumentation.
• Consumer electronics – To provide circuitry stability and reliable performance in a variety of consumer products.
• Automotive – To provide reliable power and circuitry stability in a variety of automotive applications, such as automotive ignition systems and airbag systems.

The working principle of the 5-1879064-6 tantalum capacitor is relatively simple. It works in a manner similar to most other capacitors by storing electrical charge. The main difference is that the two metal plates of the capacitor are separated by a dielectric material, tantalum pentoxide. This material acts to increase the capacitance of the capacitor. In other words, it increases the amount of charge the capacitor can store.

When an electrical current is applied to the capacitor, the dielectric material is polarized, allowing electrons to flow between the two metal plates. This creates a minute electric field between the plates which stores the electrical charge. When the electrical current is removed, the electric field dissipates and the charge stored on the capacitor is discharged.

In summary, the 5-1879064-6 tantalum capacitor is a surface-mount, solid device designed for automated assembly and is constructed with a column-shaped anode. The device has a wide range of applications, as it is ideal for use in space-limited applications, particularly where low-leakage current, high reliability, and low-inductance requirements are needed. Its working principle is relatively simple, as it stores electrical energy through the polarization of the dielectric material.

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