893D156X9035E2TE3

Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are valued for their reliability, size, and stability over time and temperature. They offer a superior combination of low ESR (equivalent series resistance), ESL (equivalent series inductance), and capacitance per unit case size when compared to other technologies. These capacitors are used in a variety of electronic and medical devices, and their name is derived from the unique chemical makeup of the anode material–making it ideal for use in military and aerospace applications. The tantalum capacitor with part number 893D156X9035E2TE3 is no exception.

Applications & Benefits

The tantalum capacitor 893D156X9035E2TE3 is used in various electronics and medical device applications. This part is ideal for use in power supplies, notebook computers, mobile phones, and cameras where their small size and reliable performance are essential. Their ability to operate over a wide temperature range makes them especially useful in automotive applications, where they can provide reliable operation even under extreme temperatures. Additionally, their low leakage and high reliability make them a favorite for military and aerospace applications.

The 893D156X9035E2TE3 capacitor offers impressive performance for its size. It has a standard capacitance of 0.155μF with a tolerance of ± 10%, and an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. With a maximum working voltage of 6.3V and ESR value of 1.7Ω, this part is ideal for use in critical circuits that require reliable operation under extreme temperatures.

Working Principle

Tantalum capacitors, like all other capacitors, store electric charge. They consist of two electrodes (a positive and a negative) that are separated by an insulating material, typically a tantalum oxide. When an electric charge is applied to the positive electrode of the capacitor, the charge is attracted to the negative electrode, allowing current to flow between them. This electric charge is stored in the capacitor until the current is removed or the power supply is disconnected.

The 893D156X9035E2TE3 capacitor uses a tantalum oxide as its insulator, which has a higher dielectric constant and better mechanical strength than other insulators, making it especially useful for applications that require high reliability. Additionally, because the electrode materials are highly conductive, this part can handle higher currents than other capacitors without increasing their size.

Conclusion

The 893D156X9035E2TE3 is a reliable and versatile tantalum capacitor that has a wide range of uses in medical and electronic devices. Its small size and superior performance make it an ideal choice for applications where space is a constraint. Furthermore, its ability to operate over a wide temperature range, coupled with its low ESR and high reliability, makes it a favorite for military and aerospace applications.