F930J156MAA Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors, also known as Ta-cap, are polarized capacitors with compact and efficient structures. These capacitors consist of a Ta-cathode, an anode wound in a metal foil and a ceramic dielectric insulated from each other. The cathode is usually made of a sintered Ta powder, and other metals such as Ni and Mn may also be added to increase conductivity. The anode foil is usually aluminum or some other metal, and the dielectric is usually a ceramic powder of a specific composition.

The F930J156MAA is a type of tantalum capacitor. It has a size of F15603 and a capacitance of 0.47 uF, so it has a low level-of-accuracy. The anode lead terminal is solderable and the cathode lead terminal is particle-flowed. It has a capacitance tolerance of 10% and an ESR of 0.278Ω.

The F930J156MAA is used primarily in circuits that require high reliability, low voltage, and significant capacitance for power supply decoupling, energy storage or voltage compensation. This capacitor is also used for duty high frequency and pulse applications, as well as timing and signal conditioning applications due to its unique properties.

The working principle of the F930J156MAA is simple. When an electrical signal is applied to the capacitor terminals, a current flows through the device. This current flows through the dielectric, charging the capacitor while the voltage across the terminals rises. A capacitor is essentially a voltage storage device, so as the voltage continues to increase, the charge stored within the capacitor also increases. This charge is what is used to provide energy and power to the connected device.

Overall, the F930J156MAA is a reliable, low voltage tantalum capacitor that is ideal for use in many performance-critical applications, such as those that require high reliability, low voltage, and significant capacitance. It is suitable for a wide range of applications and its working principle of storing charge is a simple yet effective one.