F970G106MBA

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Tantalum capacitors are commonly used in electronic equipment across the world due to their excellent electrical properties. They are also popular for providing reliable and repeatable performance, essential for a variety of applications.The F970G106MBA is the latest in the range of tantalum capacitors from KEMET, designed for use in demanding digital, RF and power circuits. Supplied in a TAP106M package, it offers a high capacitance density and excellent stability under power cycling.

Design & Structure

The F970G106MBA consists of a Ta anode and Ta cathode with a Ta2O5 dielectric layer in between. It measures only 10 mm long by 8.5 mm wide, and its small form factor makes it suitable for use in tight spaces. The capacitor is delivered in a moisture proof package, with a flip-chip top lid to ensure excellent seals.

Features & Benefits

The F970G106MBA is ideal for high performance digital, RF, and power circuits. Its design offers a high capacitance density and excellent stability under power cycling, providing reliable and repeatable performance. The device\'s small size also gives it increased circuit density, while its moisture proof packaging ensures an exceptional seal for varied applications. Furthermore, its wide operating temperature range (-55 to +125°C) provides superior thermal and electrical performance.

Applications

The F970G106MBA is ideal for use in RF and power circuits, with applications including telecom systems, high frequency systems, and power supplies. It can also be used in audio equipment, such as amplifiers and loudspeakers, as well as other audio components. Additionally, the capacitor can be used in automotive systems and other critical applications where reliability is key.

Working Principle

The F970G106MBA works by forming a barrier between two electrical fields. It consists of a thin dielectric layer that separates two electrodes, the anode and cathode. An electric potential is applied across the electrodes, creating an electric field. This electric field interacts with the dielectric layer, creating a barrier between the two electrical fields.

The dielectric layer traps electrical charge, storing it as a static charge and releasing it as needed. When current flows through the capacitor, the electric field causes the dielectric layer to polarize, allowing charge to be stored in the capacitor. When the voltage is removed, the electric field dissipates and the dielectric layer becomes neutral, releasing the stored charge.

The F970G106MBA offers excellent electrical performance with its sealed construction and reliable repeatable performance. It is ideal for a range of applications requiring reliable capacitors, and its high capacitance density and small form factor make it a popular choice for RF, digital, and power circuits.

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