T356A105K035AS

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Tantalum capacitors, also known as Ta-capacitors, are a type of electrolytic capacitor. The T356A105K035AS is a chip capacitors belonging to this class of capacitors. A chip capacitor is a small size and low profile capacitor suitable for using in cramped areas.

Tantalum capacitors are made of a solid tantalum metal electrodeposited on the base electrode, two pieces of metal being separated by an electrolyte of manganese dioxide. The tantalum metal acts as a dielectric, allowing a space-saving, high-density capacitor to be constructed. The manganese dioxide acts as the electrolyte, providing ionic movement and therefore a controlled electric field.

The T356A105K035AS is most often used for high frequency switching applications, where the high reliability and low weight make it an appropriate choice. Its high capacitance, low ESR and small size also make it suitable for use in audio, automotive and other high-reliability applications. It features a voltage rating of 105V and capacitance of 35LF, making it suitable for different power supplies. The capacitor has a maximum operating temperature of 125°C, with a -55°C derating.

The T356A105K035AS is relatively easy to install. It is connected in parallel with the circuit. The capacitor is connected between two conductors, one positively charged and one negatively charged, to create an electric field. When voltage is applied to these two conductors, a current will flow through the capacitor, charging it up and creating a magnetic field. This allows the energy stored in the capacitor to be released in an orderly manner as required.

The T356A105K035AS is a reliable, space-saving and versatile capacitor. Its many benefits and features make it popular among users looking for reliable power supply solutions and high frequency switching applications. It is also easy to install and provides excellent operational stability over the temperature range.

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