T540B336K006AH87107280

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Tantalum - Polymer Capacitors: T540B336K006AH87107280 Application Field and Working Principle
Tantalum - Polymer capacitors are a type of electrolytic capacitor. They are a newer and smaller version of the traditional wet-type tantalum electrolytic capacitor and are widely used in modern electronics and electric circuits. They have low profile components, small size and non-polar designs that make them well suited for use on printed circuit boards. This type of capacitor consists of a tantalum powder core and an anode, or metal layer, wrapped around it. Around the core is an insulator, or dielectric layer, which prevents current leakage and helps maintain the charge within the capacitor. The anode is then connected to two conducting plates, or electrodes, which provide a path for electric current.
T540B336K006AH87107280 is an ultra-low profile, surface mount curved tantalum capacitor from Kemet Corporation’s T540 series. It is designed for high frequency and low impedance applications. The component has a capacitance of 33μF with a tolerance of ±10% and a rated voltage of 6.3V.[1] The component measures at 0.43” x 0.51” x 0.21” and is guaranteed to operate at temperatures as high as 125°C. This component is suitable for use at high ripple current and high frequency in applications such as aerospace, military, medical electronics and automotive. Its curved structure enables an optimal self-alignment in the component, thus eliminating the need for manual alignment and reducing the process time.
The working principle of Tantalum - Polymer capacitors is based on the same principles of electric field induction that govern all capacitor operation. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor terminals, electric field lines originate at the anode, travel through the dielectric layer and are finally attracted to the conducting plates below. The electric field causes electrons to move between the anode and the conducting plates, resulting in a current through the capacitor. By increasing the amount of charge that flows through it, the capacitor stores energy and charges itself. The amount of charge stored in a capacitor is known as its capacitance, and this is dependent on the area of overlap between the anode and the conductive plates.
Tantalum - Polymer capacitors provide high performance and are a reliable solution for many of today\'s high-end circuits. They offer extended high frequency operation and low losses in high temperature environments, which make them ideal for use in a wide range of industries. These components feature a tight tolerance of ±10%, very low profile and are only slightly larger than the size of a dime. Additionally, the low impedance operation and high ripple current rating make them well suited for circuits that undergo extreme temperature conditions.

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