CWR26KK106JBGC

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Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are a type of electronic capacitors, which are widely used in many types of electronic equipment. The CWR26KK106JBGC capacitor is one of the most popular types of such capacitors, which has a wide range of uses due to its characteristics. This article will explain the application field and working principle of CWR26KK106JBGC capacitor.

Application Field of CWR26KK106JBGC

The CWR26KK106JBGC capacitor is a type of tantalum electrolytic capacitor. It is a polarized and non-solid electrolytic capacitor with high capacitance and low internal resistance. This type of capacitor is especially suitable for applications such as DC/DC converters, high-pressure power supplies, high-frequency switching circuits, and filtering applications.

The CWR26KK106JBGC capacitor has a volumetric capacitance of 0.051F, which means it has a relatively large capacitance for such a small size. Additionally, its ESR is also lower than many other types of capacitors. Due to its low ESR, it is very suitable for applications that require high frequency operation and high resolution.

The CWR26KK106JBGC capacitor is also highly reliable and capable of withstanding temperatures up to 105oC. It has a large capacitance in a small size and its high tolerance makes it suitable for very precise applications.

Working Principle of CWR26KK106JBGC

The working principle of the CWR26KK106JBGC capacitor is based on an anode of tantalum, an oxide film, and an electrolyte. The anode is made of a sintered tantalum with a high capacitance and low leakage current. The oxide film acts as a dielectric, while the electrolyte acts as the charge-transfer medium. This combination of elements provides a very high capacitance in a small size.

The CWR26KK106JBGC capacitor works by utilizing the electric field created by the difference between the anode and cathode. When an electric field is applied across the anode-cathode electrodes, the electrons in the cathode are drawn towards the anode. This causes the anode to be positively charged and the cathode to be negatively charged.

The oxide film between the anode and cathode forms the dielectric, which stores energy in the form of an electric field. When the electric field reaches a certain level, the capacitor begins to conduct current and discharge the stored energy. As the capacitor discharges, the electric field dissipates and the capacitor returns to its non-conductive state.

The CWR26KK106JBGC capacitor is widely used for its high capacitance-to-volume ratio, low ESR, and high reliability. Its small size and high tolerance make it an ideal choice for high-frequency switching circuits and DC/DC converters. Additionally, its low ESR ensures long-term stability and low power dissipation in the circuit.

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