T86C106M010EAAS

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Tantalum capacitors, also known as tantalum electrolytic capacitors, are polarized electrolytic capacitors with a tantalum oxide anode and an electrolyte cathode. They are smaller in size than aluminum capacitors and have higher capacitance in a given volume. Tantalum capacitors have a wide range of applications, including power supplies, audio and radio equipment, medical equipment, instrumentation, automation and cellular communications.

The T86C106M010EAAS is a 10μF, 10V, 5mm pitch, cylindrical, polarized, solid-state tantalum capacitor. It is a general-purpose capacitor and is typically used in low-voltage DC circuits. It is highly reliable and has a long life span.

The T86C106M010EAAS has a solid tantalum anode formed from a sintered lump of tantalum. The anode is separated from the electrolyte cathode by a dielectric layer made of tantalum oxide - which is formed by anodic oxidation of the anode material. The electrolyte cathode is made of an organic solid film (typically nitrile butadiene rubber) soaked in aqueous electrolyte.

The T86C106M010EAAS has two main applications. The first is in DC power supplies, where the capacitor is used to filter high frequency interference or to transiently increase the capacitance of the power supply. It is often used in this application due to its low ESR (equivalent series resistance), which ensures that the ripple on the output voltage of the power supply remains low.

The capacitor’s second major application is in high-speed switching circuits. Here the T86C106M010EAAS acts as a decoupling capacitor - absorbing voltage fluctuations that occur between switching elements,and allowing the circuit to remain in a low-impedance state.

The working principle of the T86C106M010EAAS is essentially the same as that of any other capacitor. When the two electrodes of the capacitor are connected to an AC voltage source, an electric current flows through it. This current creates an electrical field within the capacitor which stores energy in the form of an electric charge. When the voltage source is disconnected, the stored electric charge will remain in the capacitor, allowing the capacitor to discharge later on when the voltage source is reconnected.

The T86C106M010EAAS is a highly reliable and long-lasting capacitor that is suitable for a wide range of applications. Its anode is formed from a sintered lump of tantalum and it is separated from the electrolyte cathode by a dielectric layer of tantalum oxide. Its unique design makes it ideal for low-voltage DC circuits and high-speed switching circuits.

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