T591D107M010ATE040

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Tantalum - polymer capacitors, consisting of a tantalum anode and a solid organic polymer electrolyte, are a type of electrolytic capacitor predominantly used in portable electronic equipment due to their small size, low weight, and increased ripple current capability. The cylindrical device has the anode wrapped around a solid polymer cathode, with a terminal connecter on either end. An advantage of this type of capacitor is that the amount of liquid electrolyte used is small, making them safer than liquid-filled capacitors.

The T591D107M010ATE040 is a 0.1μF (microfarad) polymer tantalum capacitor that consists of a tantalum anode, an organic polymer dielectric, and a porous tantalum sintered body. Its dimensions are 0.59 inches high and 0.54 inches wide (1.5mm x 14mm), with a 0.25″ lead diameter. This capacitor\'s working voltage is 4 VDC (Volts DC) and its rated ripple current is 10 mA (milliamps). The maximum operating temperature range is -55 to +125℃ (–67 to +257F), with a temperature coefficient of +15 ~ +25PPM/℃ (parts per million/Degree Celsius).

The T591D107M010ATE040 can be used in many applications due to its low profile, long life, suitability for high temperatures, and high performance. These applications include switch mode power supplies, mobile phones, portable equipment, and automotive electronics. The tantulum-polymer capacitor provides better efficiency in power management resulting in a longer life time, improved durability, and minimal power loss during usage. This type of capacitor is also less prone to damage by stress cycling and shock when compared to other types of capacitors.

The T591D107M010ATE040 capacitor works by creating an electric field between its two terminals, the anode and the cathode. When a voltage is applied to the terminals, the electric field stores energy in the dielectric of the capacitor and a great many electrons accumulate in the anode, keeping the anode voltage high. As an electric current passes through the device, the capacitor reduces the total energy in the circuit. The capacitor then transfers energy more quickly than a resistor, allowing for varying current in the circuit. In a direct current application, such as in power supplies, where the current is constant, the capacitor helps to smooth out voltage fluctuations.

The T591D107M010ATE040 has several applications due to its low profile, long life, and suitability for high temperatures. It has been used in switch-mode power supplies, mobile phones, portable equipment and automotive electronics. The capacitor offers excellent performance with minimal power loss during use and less damage caused by stress cycling and shock compared to other types of capacitors. Its low profile, small size and increased ripple current capabilities make it a viable capacitor choice for small-scale applications.

The T591D107M010ATE040 tantalum-polymer capacitor is an excellent choice for portable electronics, automotive electronics and switch-mode power supplies. Its small size, long life, high performance and suitability for high temperatures make it an ideal choice for a range of applications. Its enhanced ripple current capability, low power loss and resistance to stress cycling and shock make it a great choice for applications requiring reliable performance in tough and demanding conditions.

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