T540D226M020CH8505

T540D226M020CH8505 is a tantalum-polymer capacitor, which is most commonly used for its high efficiency and reliability. This capacitor is part of a series of polymer capacitors, which are generally referred to as “tantalum-polymer” because they are made from thin film or liquid polymer electrolyte, which is used to store an electrical charge. This type of capacitor is often used in consumer electronics, military and aerospace applications, where it is required to provide high energy density storage, while maintaining a very small footprint.

The T540D226M020CH8505 has a CAPAC category of 85000 microfarads and has a dv/dt of 6.3 millivolts per nanosecond, making it one of the highest efficiency and reliability capacitors on the market. It also offers a wide range of voltage ratings, including 6.3 VDC, 10.0 VDC, 16.0 VDC, 25.0 VDC and 33.0 VDC. This capacitor is also available in both surface mount and through-hole versions.

The working principle of the T540D226M020CH8505 is based on the laws of electrostatics. This capacitor works by having two sets of metal plates (electrodes) at opposite sides of the dielectric material. The dielectric material of the capacitor is mainly made from polymer film and helps to block the flow of electrons between the two plates.

The electrical charge stored in the capacitor is proportional to the capacitance of the device and is measured in farads (F). The electrical charge stored in the capacitor is also related to voltage, which means that the capacitance of the capacitor can be changed by adjusting the voltage applied to the capacitor.

In general, the T540D226M020CH8505 works by storing an electrical charge, which can then be released to power a device or circuit. This means that it can be used as a power source for a variety of applications. Examples include radio frequency (RF) filtering, power smooth filtering, power cycling, and over-voltage protection.

The T540D226M020CH8505 is also capable of providing a stable voltage source in a wide range of temperatures, making it ideal for military and aerospace applications. It can also be used in high temperature storage devices, where high temperatures may affect the stability of the voltage source.

This type of capacitor has become a popular choice in many applications due to its high energy density, reliability and low profile. Its different voltage ratings give designers more flexibility when creating electronics systems, while its small footprint makes it an attractive option for designs where space is at a premium.