T86D106K035EBBL

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Tantalum Capacitors

A tantalum capacitor is an electronic component mostly used for energy storage and filtering purposes. It is a type of electrolytic capacitor, a component that uses a conductive material called tantalum to store electrical energy in a form of voltage. Its structure includes two thin layers of metal, with tantalum particles in between.

T86D106K035EBBL is a type of tantalum capacitor typically found in low-power devices such as cell phones, digital cameras, and laptops. Its form factor is small and lightweight, making it suitable for use in portable electronics. It features an extended capacitance range, high ripple current rating, low-ESR ratings, and long-term reliability.

Application Field

T86D106K035EBBL can be used in a wide range of applications, such as wireless communication, medical devices, audio/video equipment, automotive electronics, and industrial control systems. It is used primarily for applications that require high-frequency filtering, such as power conversion or power supply filtering.

In the case of electronic components, a filtering application is used to reduce noise, eliminate signal distortion, and control the amount of power dynamically. This capacitor has the potential to improve the performance of such applications. For example, in medical devices, the capacitor can help regulate and stabilize various electrical parameters.

Working Principle

T86D106K035EBBL capacitor makes use of the electrochemical principle to store electrical energy. This principle states that when a current is applied to the capacitor, a voltage will be created. This voltage is sometimes referred to as “capacitive voltage” or “capacitance voltage” and it will remain constant until the capacitor\'s voltage rating is surpassed, resulting in the capacitor becoming saturated or “blown”.

The capacitor consists of two plates, one metal and one dielectric (insulating material), that are separated by a layer of tantalum oxide. The two plates are connected to a cathode and partially submerged in an electrolyte solution. When an electric current is applied to the capacitor, it creates an electric field across the two plates that causes an accumulation of charges. These charges build up until the capacitor\'s capacity is reached, at which point the current will cease to flow.

The tantalum capacitor has the advantage of a high-frequency response due to its low equivalent series resistance (ESR). This allows it to respond rapidly to high-frequency signals which is important for power supply filtering applications.

The T86D106K035EBBL capacitor is capable of storing up to 2.2µF of energy when fully charged which is enough to handle many low-power applications. It also has a maximum working temperature of 105°C which is suitable for use in a variety of environments.

In summary, the T86D106K035EBBL tantalum capacitor is a robust electronic component capable of storing and regulating low-power electronics. It is capable of withstanding high temperatures and is suitable for use in a variety of applications ranging from wireless communication to medical devices.

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