T541X107M030CH6610

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Tantalum capacitors are commonly used in computer, consumer and industrial electronics due to their high power density. T541X107M030CH6610 is an extremely high energy density Tantalum-Polymer capacitor. Its small case size, reduced ESR make it ideal for applications where high switching frequencies are required.

T541X107M030CH6610 is a dense multi-layered, molded polymer capacitor with high capacitance per volume. It has a high temperature operating range of -55°C to +125°C and is self-healing for pulse and over current surges. The capacitor has current high voltage ratings of 10V, 100V and 500V and capacitance values range from 1.0μF to 3000μF.

This capacitor has a wide range of uses in the consumer, industrial and computing environments. In consumer electronics it is used as a high energy density capacitor in portable consumer gadgets like cell phones, PDAs and portable audio players. It is also used in industrial circuit designs and computer circuits, especially in designs where high currents are passing through the circuit.

The working principle of this capacitor is simple. A voltage is applied across the capacitor plates and moves electrons from one plate to another. This creates a charge imbalance which produces an electric field across the plates. As a result, an electric current is induced which is proportional to the capacitance of the capacitor and the voltage across it.

Tantalum - Polymer Capacitors, such as the T541X107M030CH6610 offer tremendous performance and reliability, making them ideal for high voltage and power designs. They offer high energy density and can handle large voltage and current surges, resulting in a longer life cycle. The small size and low ESR make them ideal for applications requiring high switching frequencies and makes them suitable for a wide range of consumer electronics and industrial applications.

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