T86E226K035EASS

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Tantalum Capacitors

The T86E226K035EASS is a type of surface-mount, tantalum capacitor. Specifically, this device is a polarized, solid-tantalum capacitor, meaning the component contains both an anode and a cathode, and is constructed of a solid mass of conductive material. As such, it is used in a wide variety of applications ranging from small, handheld devices to large, complex industrial systems. These components are primarily used in the filtering of signal or audio frequencies, as they can handle high current densities and high temperature ranges.

Tantalum capacitors are completely passive components, meaning they do not require any power to operate. Instead, they rely on the application of an electrical charge to cause a change in capacitance that stores electrical energy. Specifically, when electric charge is applied to the T86E226K035EASS capacitor, the capacitance is increased, storing the charge. When the applied voltage is removed, the capacitance decreases, releasing the energy stored in the form of electricity.

These capacitors are relatively common and used in many different applications. In general, they are used to filter high or low audio frequencies, behavior of low frequency filters, to eliminate unwanted noise, and in switching power supplies to generate energy for the circuit. The T86E226K035EASS has a maximum capacitance of 2.26µF, which is relatively typical for a tantalum capacitor of this type. Additionally, its maximum working voltage is listed at 35V, meaning it can handle a maximum of 35V DC.

Unlike other capacitors, tantalum capacitors are constructed with two distinct layers: one is the anode (positive) and the other is the cathode (negative). The two layers are connected through a dielectric material, which is typically a ceramic-like material. A tantalum capacitor is usually constructed with a sintered powder-type structure, where the anode and cathode materials are bonded together to form a semi-permeable structure.

The T86E226K035EASS operates on a principle known as capacitance. In a metal-dielectric capacitor, capacitance is measured by the electric charge stored per unit of voltage applied. In a tantalum capacitor, the electric charge stored is equal to the anode potential minus the cathode potential. As more voltage is applied, the potential difference between the anode and cathode increases, resulting in more charge being stored. The maximum working voltage of the T86E226K035EASS is specified at 35V, making it suitable for many different applications.

Tantalum capacitors are widely used in industrial and consumer electronics applications due to their relatively low cost and wide availability. The T86E226K035EASS element is a general-purpose tantalum capacitor suited for a wide range of applications. Its low maximum working voltage of 35V makes it suitable for filtering and other applications, where a low voltage is needed, while the high capacitance of 2.26µF is suitable for larger audio filtering applications.

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