T55P335M6R3C0500 Capacitors

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Tantalum-Polymer capacitors, also known as Ta-poly capacitors, are advanced solid capacitors using conductive polymers as the electrolyte component. They are manufactured using very thin layers of tantalum etched with microscopic holes allowing an electrolyte to make contact with the layer inside. Polymer capacitors offer significant advantages over traditional electrolytic, ceramic and film capacitors, such as high stability, low losses, excellent temperature characteristics, minimal drift and lower ESR values. However, they are still relatively new components and thus more expensive than traditional capacitors.

The T55P335M6R3C0500 is a polymer capacitor made of tantalum. It is a leadless surface mount component that is widely used in mobile phones, personal computers and digital audio devices. This capacitor is capable of storing energy and offering high electrical stability, making it an excellent choice for high-voltage applications such as switching power supplies and automated control. It has an operating temperature range from -55°C to 85°C, an insulation resistance greater than 10MΩ and a dielectric strength of 300V. The series is also available with an operating temperature range of -40°C to 85°C.

The T55P335M6R3C0500 is especially well-suited for applications where size, weight and cost efficiency are key components. It is designed as a non-polarized cost-effective alternative to higher voltage components. The capacitor also has a high insulation resistance and low self-inductance, making it especially reliable and suitable for high-frequency circuit applications. Furthermore, its low ESR characteristics allow for a large capacity, making it a good choice for high voltage and power networks.

The working principle of the T55P335M6R3C0500 is based on its solid polymer electrolyte. The solid polymer electrolyte consists of several layers of tantalum etched with microscopic pores, formed between a dielectric layer and the conduction layer. The dielectric layer acts as an insulator, while the conduction layer is conductive. When the capacitor is charged, the conduction layer absorbs cations and stores electrons, while the dielectric layer separates the positive and negative charges. When a negative charge is applied to the capacitor’s terminals, electrons move from the conduction layer to the dielectric layer, creating a potential difference. This potential difference is what creates electrical energy for the capacitor.

Overall, the T55P335M6R3C0500 polymer capacitor is an innovative and marketspecified capacitor with high stability, excellent temperature characteristics and low ESR values. It is a cost-efficient and reliable component for high-voltage applications and power networks, such as switching power supplies and automated control. Its unique design of combining solid polymer electrolytes with tantalum etched layers offers superior performance as compared to traditional ceramic, electrolytic and film capacitors, making it a prime choice for mobile phones, personal computers and digital audio devices.

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