CWR26HH107MCHZ

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Tantalum capacitors are a type of electrolytic capacitors that have become quite popular in a wide range of electronic components and circuits. They are used in a wide range of applications, from industrial processes to consumer electronics, and can be found in a variety of sizes, shapes and designs. One of the most common types of tantalum capacitor, often used in military and telecom applications, is the CWR26HH107MCHZ.

The CWR26HH107MCHZ is a surface mount tantalum capacitor with an operating temperature range of -55C to 125C. The device consists of a solid tantalum electrolyte and a case filled with an electron-capturing material such as manganese dioxide. The capacitor\'s operating field is limited by its capacitance - which is typically 0.47uF - and its maximum operating voltage, which is typically 16V DC. It also features a leakage current of 2mA max, a low ESR (equivalent series resistance) of 2 Ohms, and a high capacitance to volume ratio.

The CWR26HH107MCHZ has a variety of applications, including power conditioning, energy storage and filtering. The device is also commonly used in audio amplifiers and automotive electronics, as well as other areas of consumer electronics such as cellular phones. The surface mount design of the CWR26HH107MCHZ makes it ideal for use in densely populated circuit boards, where its small size allows for better board-level real estate utilization.

The working principle behind the CWR26HH107MCHZ isn\'t complicated. It is essentially an electrolytic capacitor operating with the same two-pole interaction as a regular capacitor. When a voltage is applied, the electrodes become polarized and the anode attracts cations, while the cathode attracts anions. This creates a charge separation within the device, leading to the accumulation of a positive charge at the anode, and a negative charge at the cathode. The electrolyte then acts as the conductor, allowing charges to flow between the terminals. This charge build-up is what stores the energy. When the applied voltage is removed, the charge is slowly released, allowing the capacitor to discharge until it returns to its original state.

The CWR26HH107MCHZ is one of the oldest and most commonly used tantalum capacitors on the market, and its careful design and construction ensures reliability and long-term performance. Its small size and operating field requirements make it ideal for use in a variety of applications, from industrial processes to consumer electronics and more. The careful design and construction of the unit make it an excellent choice for any project requiring a reliable, long-term capacitor.

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