CWR26HC226JCGZ

Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are highly reliable components used in a wide range of electronic applications. These capacitors are smaller in size compared to traditional aluminum electrolytic capacitors and can store more energy. They are made from a tantalum wire anode as the positive electrode with a manganese dioxide cathode covered in an insulation layer on the outside and encapsulated in a stainless steel or molded plastic body. Due to their higher capacitance and efficiency compared to traditional aluminum electrolytic capacitors, tantalum capacitors are widely used in military and aerospace applications.

CWR26HC226JCGZ is a type of tantalum capacitor with several different application fields. This particular device has a low profile, high reliability and excellent performance. It is used in various applications such as decoupling and filtering, signal integrity systems, power conditioning circuitry, switching power supplies, circuit protection, and more. The CWR26HC226JCGZ has a working voltage of 6.3V and capacitance of 22uF. The Operating temperature range for the device is -55˚C to +125˚C.

Working Principle of CWR26HC226JCGZ

The working principle of the CWR26HC226JCGZ is based on the capacitive effects of a charged body. A capacitor is an electronic device that is composed of two electrodes between which an electrical charge accumulates and produces a potential difference. Inside each tantalum capacitor, the anode element is made of highly conductive, dense metal, often tantalum or niobium, and the cathode is made of a non-conductor, such as manganese dioxide or a polymer based dielectric material. When charged, the electrode elements take on an opposite charge that effectively creates an electrical barrier to the passage of current from one side of the capacitor to the other.

When used in electronic circuits, these capacitors convert fluctuating DC voltage supply into a constant DC voltage. The capacitor holds a certain amount of charge in anticipation of the fluctuating voltage supply. When the voltage passes above the threshold, the capacitor begins to discharge, while when the voltage drops below the threshold, the capacitor begins to recharge. This process of charging and discharging the capacitor helps to regulate the supply voltage, thus allowing the circuit to run smoothly. This application for the CWR26HC226JCGZ is specifically beneficial as it can handle high-frequency AC signals with of up to 200 KHz.

The CWR26HC226JCGZ has a low profile and is designed for a variety of uses including supplying and storing energy in high-end consumer electronics, military-grade applications, and more. Its long life, high reliability and excellent performance make it a great choice for a range of applications.