T491D475M050AT7280

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Tantalum Capacitors

A tantalum capacitor (often just known as a tantalum, although this can be caused confusion and should be avoided) is an electronic component consisting of a pellet of tantalum metal as an anode, covered by a paper or metal oxide as the dielectric, then surrounded by conductive material as a cathode. Tantalum capacitors offer a range of advantages over other capacitor technologies, which makes them attractive for several applications including medical devices, communication systems, automotive systems, industrial controllers, and consumer electronics.

The T491D475M050AT7280 capacitor is a size 3, EIA 3528, low profile, surface mount aluminum electrolytic capacitor. It features a maximum capacitance of 475µF, a maximum operating voltage of 50V, and a maximum ripple current of 11.54A. This capacitor is ideal for automotive, computer, communications, and consumer electronics applications that require high capacitance, reliable operation, and superior performance.

T491D475M050AT7280 capacitors offer a number of advantages over other capacitor technologies. For example, their high capacitance and low profile make them ideal for applications that require high energy density, such as electric vehicle (EV) and hybrid electric vehicle (HEV) applications. These capacitors also offer low equivalent series resistance (ESR) and excellent stability over temperature, making them suitable for demanding applications. Finally, their low thermal resistance makes them suitable for high temperature applications, such as automotive and consumer electronics.

The working principle of T491D475M050AT7280 capacitors is similar to that of other capacitor technologies. These capacitors store electrical charge on the metal anode, which is then separated from the cathode by a dielectric. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, electric charge is drawn from one side and stored on the other, creating a temporary electric field. This stored charge can then be used to power

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