F971A336MNCHT3 Capacitors

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Tantalum capacitors are one of the most widely used capacitors in many electronic applications. They offer a very high stability, good temperature performance and a long life. The F971A336MNCHT3 is a type of tantalum capacitor manufactured by the Vishay Corporation. It has three rated capacitances (36, 100 and 150uF) to meet different application requirements.

The F971A336MNCHT3 has a wide operating temperature range of -40C to +125C, a capacitance tolerance of 10% to 20%, and a maximum rated voltage of 6.3V. This makes it suitable for a variety of applications such as in audio equipment, telecommunications and computers. The design also features an ESR rating of less than 1.5 ohms and a ripple current up to 0.47A.

The F971A336MNCHT3 uses a tantalum/destructamanganese dielectric layer for its capacitance, which gives it a high stability and a long lifetime. The capacitor also features a hermetically sealed construction with a glass-to-metal sealed terminal for superior protection against mechanical shock and vibration. This design also helps to reduce the risk of electric shock or fire caused by shorting out.

The working principle of the F971A336MNCHT3 is similar to other types of capacitors. It stores energy as electric charge on its two conducting surfaces. When an electrical signal is applied to the terminals, the capacitor absorbs and stores charge. When the signal is removed, the capacitor releases the stored energy.

The F971A336MNCHT3 capacitor is a great choice for applications that require high stability, good temperature performance and a long life. It is also used in higher voltage applications and is suitable for use in audio equipment, telecommunications and computers. With its hermetically sealed construction and superior protection against mechanical shock and vibration, it offers superior performance and reliability.

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