F950J107MPAAQ2 Capacitors

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Tantalum capacitors are now widely used in applications, featuring good performance characteristics such as high capacitance, extremely low leakage, and long service life. Among the various tantalum capacitor types, the F950J107MPAAQ2 is a popular choice for engineers looking for reliable, low-impedance capacitive storage in their designs. This article will explore the application field and working principle of the F950J107MPAAQ2 tantalum capacitor, and will also provide an in-depth assessment of its design and construction.

Introduction to F950J107MPAAQ2

The F950J107MPAAQ2 is a surface-mount, aluminum-bodied, tantalum capacitor featuring a capacitance of 19.3 microfarads, a max working voltage of 10 volts DC and an 8 V-DC impulse voltage. Manufactured in accordance with the MIL-PRF-20 and MIL-PRF-55365, these capacitors offer a low impedance rating, typically half of that of electrolytic capacitors. They offer no PCB (Printed Circuit Board) washout protection as well, meaning that they can be used in environments that have radiation or high-temperature requirements.

Application & Working Principle

The F950J107MPAAQ2 capacitors are typically used in applications requiring a high capacitance with low leakage current such as power supplies, decoupling networks, high-voltage DC-DC converters, and DC-DC inverters. The working principle behind these capacitors is fairly simple: the two plates (anode & cathode) separated by a dielectric material hold the electrical charges stored in it. When voltage is applied across the two plates, the electrical charges stored in the capacitors are released and travel through the circuit, thus enabling it to perform its intended function.

Construction of F950J107MPAAQ2

The F950J107MPAAQ2 capacitors are constructed using a combination of tantalum and aluminum materials that enable it to perform optimally under the conditions of its use. The two electrodes are separated by a dielectric medium made of tantalum pentoxide, which plays an important role in allowing for the electrical charge to flow between the two electrodes. It also helps to reduce impedance and extends the capacitor’s operating life. One of the features of these capacitors that make them so popular is their size; due to the small size, engineers can save space when using them for their designs.

Conclusion

The F950J107MPAAQ2 is a high-performance, surface-mount aluminum-bodied, tantalum capacitor that is suitable for high-grade, low-impedance capacitive storage applications. Its combination of small size and high capacitance, low impedance characteristics make it an ideal choice for engineers looking for reliable performance in a variety of high-voltage, high-temperature environments. By understanding more about its application fields and working principle, engineers can better assess whether the F950J107MPAAQ2 capacitors are suitable for their needs.

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