T540D336M020CH8505

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Tantalum-polymer capacitors are a type of electrical component that is used to store energy and energy as electrical charge. The T540D336M020CH8505 is a specific type of tantalum-polymer capacitor that is manufactured by TDK Corporation. It is a surface mount, low-profile device with high capacitance and excellent performance. This device is commonly used for decoupling capacitance, DC-DC power supply, and power supply bypassing.

The T540D336M020CH8505 is a polarized capacitor with a capacitance rating of 33uF, a voltage rating of 6.3V, and a dissipation factor of 0.15%. It is constructed of a tantalum polymer dielectric, with anode and cathode terminals that are spaced 0.76 mm apart. The device measures just 0.6 mm in height and is suitable for use in high density applications.

The working principle of a tantalum-polymer capacitor is based on the capacitive properties of a dielectric material. A dielectric material is any material that can store energy in an electric field. When placed in an electric field, a dielectric material acts as an insulator to prevent the flow of current between two electrodes. However, the material will also permit some current to pass through it, which is called capacitance. A tantalum-polymer capacitor is constructed by sandwiching a dielectric material between two electrodes that are separated by an air gap.

The amount of charge that can be stored in a tantalum-polymer capacitor is determined by its capacitance. Capacitance is a measure of how much electrical charge can be stored on the device. The T540D336M020CH8505 has a capacitance of 33uF, which means that it can store 33 μC (micro-coulombs) of charge. This capacitance is ideal for decoupling and bypassing applications.

In addition to storing energy, a tantalum-polymer capacitor can also release energy. This is accomplished by allowing current to flow through the device when a voltage is applied to the terminals. This process is known as charging the capacitor. The T540D336M020CH8505 can be charged to a maximum voltage of 6.3V and can discharge a maximum current of 220mA.

Tantalum-polymer capacitors are used in a variety of applications, including power supply decoupling, filter bypassing, and energy storage. The T540D336M020CH8505 is a compact device that is suitable for high density applications such as portable electronics and automotive systems. This device offers high capacitance, low profile, and excellent performance. Additionally, its 6.3V voltage rating makes it suitable for use in automotive applications.

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