T540D336M030BT8510

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Tantalum – Polymer Capacitors are a specialized form of electrolytic capacitor which are constructed from two strips of silver-plated tantalum wire, arranged in a parallel formation, separated by a “polymer” medium and two electrodes embedded within the dielectric. This construction process results in an extremely low internal resistance, allowing Tantalum – Polymer Capacitors to achieve high levels of ripple current at significantly lower temperatures than a traditional electrolytic capacitor could provide.

The Tantalum – Polymer Capacitor will usually have a bearing temperature ranging between -55 oC and 125 oC, a rated voltage of 25 volts, and a variety of capacitance ratings available to suit the particular application. They are available in both wet and dry packaging, depending on the application.

The T540D336M030BT8510 is a Tantalum – Polymer Capacitor with a 27 uF (microfarad) capacitance and an 85 Vdc rating. It is a wet-packaged configuration, typically used with a “corrugated” dielectric for high storage and temperature stability, and can handle a maximum surge current of 917 mA (mA). The T540D336M030BT8510 also features a remarkably low ESR rating of only 0.15Ω, which helps ensure a smooth and reliable response.

Tantalum – Polymer Capacitors are used in a variety of applications where a high ripple current, low temperature rise, and high temperature stability is required. These include power supplies and other electronic equipment, medical implants, radar systems, and military applications. The T540D336M030BT8510 is suitable for a wide range of high-current applications and offers the best performance and reliability in its class.

The working principle of the T540D336M030BT8510 is similar to that of all other electrolytic capacitors. The two silver-plated layers of tantalum wire act as the electrodes and are immersed in a substance known as the dielectric, which serves as the insulator. When a voltage is applied across the capacitor, electrostatic forces move the electrons, creating a current flow through the dielectric material. This current flow creates a capacitance, which is measured in Farads. The capacitance can then be used to store energy in the form of a charge, allowing it to be discharged at a later time to perform a specific task.

The high quality of the T540D336M030BT8510 stems from its construction. The parallel construction ensures that the capacitor has a low internal resistance, which allows it to handle high levels of ripple current, and the polymer medium and “corrugated” dielectric contribute to its low temperature rise and high temperature stability. Furthermore, the tantalum wires feature precision silver-plating for ultra-low ESR and supreme performance.

The T540D336M030BT8510 is a unique and reliable Tantalum – Polymer Capacitor that is suitable for a wide array of applications including power supplies, medical implants, radar systems, and military applications. Its robust construction ensures that it is capable of handling large amounts of ripple current, while its low temperature rise and high temperature stability make it ideal for a variety of high-powered applications. Its precision silver-plating also ensures a remarkably low ESR rating, providing smooth and reliable performance.

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