T541X108M004DT8605

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Tantalum – Polymer capacitors are now widely used in the electronics industry, and they are the go-to choice for applications that require high capacitance and low ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance) in a small form factor. The T541X108M004DT8605 capacitor is designed to meet these two criteria, making it an ideal choice for a range of industrial and consumer applications.

This specific type of capacitor has a maximum voltage rating of 16V DC and a capacitance value of 0.1F. The operating temperature range is from -55 to + 85 degrees Celsius. This makes it a good choice for both high-temperature and low-temperature conditions. The corrosion resistance of the material is excellent, and it is also resistant to mechanical shock and vibration.

The device is constructed from a specially-designed tantalum anode and a polymer-based electrolyte. This combination of materials allows for a very low ESR rating, which is essential for applications that require high capacitance to be maintained in a small form factor. The operating frequency is 8kHz, and the temperature coefficient of capacitance is a low 35PPM/K.

The primary application fields for the T541X108M004DT8605 capacitor are in power supply filters and as decoupling capacitors in high-frequency circuits. The capacitor is also used in frequency-sensitive applications, such as in motor control circuits and in frequency synthesizers. The device is well-suited for usage in SMT (Surface Mount Technology) applications, and its robust construction makes it suitable for use in automotive and military environments.

The working principle of the T541X108M004DT8605 capacitor is based on the capacitive charging and discharging process. When a voltage is applied across the terminals of the device, the anode and the electrolyte create a charge separation, and this charge separation is maintained by the dielectric material. This charge separation allows the capacitor to store energy and then release it in a timed manner. When the applied voltage is removed, the charge will slowly dissipate, and the capacitor will return to its original state.

A capacitive charge-discharge cycle is known as an RC time constant, and this is dependent on the value of the capacitor and the resistance of the circuit. The RC time constant is an important factor in determining the speed of the device, which is why low ESR is so important in high-performance applications. The T541X108M004DT8605 capacitor has a low ESR value, ensuring that it delivers outstanding performance in a range of applications.

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