T86D476M010EASL

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Tantalum capacitors are electrical components that were developed shortly after World War II and are now one of the most commonly used types of capacitor in the world. They are ideal for use in a wide range of applications where high-frequency, high-voltage, or high-temperature operations are required. In particular, these devices are often used in digital signal processing, medical imaging, and other high- tech industries. The T86D476M010EASL is one type of capacitor in the tantalum capacitor family.

The T86D476M010EASL is a radial leaded, dipped anode capacitor with a low equivalent series resistance (ESR) and high ripple current capabilities. It is available in three voltage ratings: 25V, 35V, and 50V. These capacitors are incredibly reliable and are capable of withstanding temperatures up to 125℃. They are also relatively small in size and require minimal board space. All of these characteristics make the T86D476M010EASL ideal for use in space-restricted and/or high-temperature applications.

The capacitance of the T86D476M010EASL depends on its construction, which consists of a sintered tantalum anode, a dielectric layer, a cathode made of silver or aluminum, and a terminator. The anode is formed by sintering highly compacted tantalum powder, which helps to increase the capacitance and ripple current capabilities. The dielectric layer is composed of a film of tantalum oxide, which creates a barrier between the anode and the cathode. The cathode is made from either silver or aluminum, and a coating of manganese dioxide is deposited onto the surface of the cathode in order to improve the device’s conductivity.

The working principle of the T86D476M010EASL is essentially the same as any other capacitor. It works by storing electrical energy in the form of electric potential. When an electric charge is applied to the device, it stores energy in its electric field. When the charge is removed, the capacitor discharges its stored energy. This principle is the same regardless of the type of capacitor being used, but the difference between the various types of capacitors lies in the way that they store and discharge their energy.

The T86D476M010EASL is an excellent choice for a variety of applications due to its high-temperature tolerance, low equivalent series resistance, and high ripple current capabilities. It can be used in a variety of digital signal processing and medical imaging applications, as well as high-frequency, high-voltage, or high-temperature environments. Due to its unique construction, it is able to withstand extreme temperatures while still providing reliable electric storage and discharge. The small size and space-saving construction of the T86D476M010EASL make it a great choice for space-restricted environments.

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