CWR11KH106KC

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Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are one of the most important passive electronic components with important applications in the aerospace, communications, automotive and military industries. Some common applications include signal conditioning, decoupling, filtering, resonating and bypassing. As with all capacitors, their purpose is to store electrical charge on two conducting plates separated by an insulating dielectric material.

The CWR11KH106KC is a surface mount, low profile, axial-leaded, general purpose tantalum capacitor. It features a 10μF capacity and a 6.3V working voltage. This type of capacitor is often deployed in a variety of industrial applications and is particularly suitable for high-density PCB designs due to its slim design.

Application Field of CWR11KH106KC

The CWR11KH106KC capacitor is mainly used in telecommunications and computing equipment, including portable devices, such as laptops and tablets, and networked hardware, such as routers and access points. A common application of this capacitor is as part of DC-DC converters in power lines. These converters, which step down the voltage as it passes through, often require low-profile capacitors to reduce overall height. The CWR11KH106KC is an ideal solution due to its small size.

The CWR11KH106KC can also be used in other types of power supplies. These include AC-DC power converters, UPS systems and linear regulators. In these systems, the capacitor helps to reduce output ripple and improve power supply stability and performance. Furthermore, the capacitor can be deployed for general purpose use, such as decoupling and filtering, to mitigate high frequency noise from interfering with sensitive components on the PCB.

Working Principle of CWR11KH106KC

The working principle of the CWR11KH106KC capacitor is the same as that of any other capacitor. Its two conducting plates are separated by an insulating dielectric material, such as tantalum pentoxide. When a voltage potential is applied to the two plates, charge builds up on either side of the dielectric. This creates an electric field, which stores the electrical energy.

At higher frequencies, the capacitor acts as a filter, blocking frequencies above a certain level. This filtering effect ensures that the desired signals pass through and the unwanted signals are blocked. This is beneficial in applications such as power supplies, where it is important to ensure a stable supply to the load while reducing any noise that is generated.

Given its working principle, the CWR11KH106KC capacitor is most suitable for applications requiring low voltage and low capacitance. It can be used in a wide range of power supply and signal conditioning applications, given its low profile and fast response time. Furthermore, its solid construction and reliable performance make it suitable for applications in which reliability and longevity are important factors.

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