T541X107K020AH8610

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Tantalum-polymer capacitors offer many advantages over traditional electrolytic capacitors. They are smaller, lighter, more reliable and can handle higher electrical stresses than traditional electrolytic capacitors. T541X107K020AH8610 is a surface-mount, low-ESR tantalum capacitor with a height of 0.75" and a diameter of 1.37". It is designed for use in a range of high-power applications in aerospace, defense, medical and other industries.

Application Field

T541X107K020AH8610 can be used as an alternative to larger, more cumbersome electrolytic capacitors in very high frequency and high voltage applications. Examples include: high-efficiency DC-DC converters, high-speed switching power supplies, power inverters, surge protectors, motor drives and generators. In addition, due to its low profile, this capacitor is ideal for applications with limited space requirements. For example, it can be used in compact portable electronics, including phones, PDAs and other handheld devices. It can also be used for in-vehicle electronics, avionics and industrial control systems.

Working Principle

A capacitance is an electrical component that stores electrostatic energy in an electric field. A tantalum-polymer capacitor is a type of capacitor that has a tantalum electrolyte between two electrodes, a positive and a negative. As current passes through the capacitor, the electrolyte creates an electric field between the electrodes, storing the electrical energy. Due to the extremely small size of the tantalum-polymer capacitors, the electric field created is very small and the capacitance value is also very low. Because of this, they are ideal for high-frequency applications.

In order to create the electric field between the electrodes, the tantalum electrode is polarized to create an anodic current, which allows the tantalum electrolyte to move from one electrode to the other. This process creates an electrostatic charge, which is stored in the capacitor. As the current passes through the capacitor, the electric field between the two electrodes is oscillated, allowing the capacitance to discharge and recharge. The frequency and amplitude of the oscillations depend on the frequency of the current that is passing through the capacitor, and the capacitance will be determined by the size of the electric field.

The T541X107K020AH8610 tantalum-polymer capacitor offers excellent performance and reliability, due to its high electrical stresses and low profile design. It is the perfect choice for high-frequency applications, such as power converters and power inverters, surge protectors, and motor drives.

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