T540B336M006BH87107280

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T540B336M006BH87107280 is a type of tantalum-polymer capacitor, used in a wide range of applications. It is a small, lightweight, low-loss capacitor with improved efficiency and reliability compared to a traditional capacitor. This articles will explore the application field and working principle of the T540B336M006BH87107280.

Application Field

T540B336M006BH87107280 tantalum-polymer capacitors are designed for a number of uses in everyday electronics. In particular, these capacitors are used in automotive, industrial, and mobile applications. Some of the tasks they are regularly used for include:

• Decoupling of sensitive analog and digital circuits;
• Smoothing out ripple noise in switch mode converters;
• Filling gaps in timing and frequency sensing circuits;
• Providing short term energy storage in memory circuits;
• Providing energy to power system controllers;
• Reducing the effects of charging and discharging electric systems.

Power supply manufacturers also use these capacitors as part of an overall filter system to reduce acoustic and electrical noise. Additionally, due to its small size, light weight and low-loss characteristics, the T540B336M006BH87107280 is suitable for applications where small size, weight and low losses is required, such as in airplanes, satellites and cell phones.

Working Principle

The T540B336M006BH87107280 works by storing electrical energy in its dielectric material that is charged and discharged at different times in an alternating current (AC) electrical circuit. The capacitor consists of two conducting layers, separated by an insulating dielectric material. When an electric field is applied to the capacitor, the dielectric material becomes polarized and so charges and discharges the two conducting layers. The orientation of the charge on the two conducting layers is opposite, causing the current to be held within the capacitor, which can then be released or held when needed.

The capacitance of the T540B336M006BH87107280 is the ratio of the charge stored in the dielectric material to the applied voltage, and is measured in Farads. The capacitance is determined by the physical size of the capacitor, its voltage rating, and the type of dielectric material. In the case of the T540B336M006BH87107280, the capacitance is 0.336μF, the voltage rating is 6V, and the dielectric material is a polymer film.

The T540B336M006BH87107280 also features low ESR, which stands for Equivalent Series Resistance. This parameter is a measure of how easy it is for the charge to flow through the capacitor and is measured in milliohms (mΩ). The low ESR of the T540B336M006BH87107280 makes it suitable for use in high frequency applications where the capacitor needs to handle large current spikes. The ESR is approximately 0.1mΩ.

Conclusion

To conclude, the T540B336M006BH87107280 is a tantalum-polymer capacitor, suitable for use in a range of automotive, industrial, and mobile applications. It has a capacitance of 0.336μF and a voltage rating of 6V, making it ideal for use in high frequency applications that require a capacitor to handle high current spikes. Additionally, it features a low equivalent series resistance of 0.1mΩ.

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