T95B156K016CSBL

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Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are a type of electrolytic capacitor, which are typically made up of a pellet of tantalum metal as an anode, with an oxide layer acting as a dielectric typically comprised of either manganese dioxide or an electrically conducting polymer (or other such materials), and a liquid or solid electrolyte as the cathode. The tantalum capacitors offer greater temperature stability and higher capacitance than aluminum electrolytic capacitors. Their resistance to vibration and relatively small size adds to their popularity.

T95B156K016CSBL Application Field and Working Principle

T95B156K016CSBL is a type of tantulum capacitors which has a wide range of application fields such as aerospace, telecommunications, medical, consumer electronics and automotive industries. These capacitors are widely used in high voltage and low ripple current applications. This type of capacitor has an extremely low ESR (equivalent series resistance), allowing it to handle high frequency and high voltage applications.The t95b156k016csbl is built with a tantalum pellet as the anode which is then covered with an oxide material such as manganese dioxide or conducting polymer. This oxide layer is the dielectric which keeps the capacitor’s charge from leaking away. The cathode is made up of a liquid or solid electrolyte such as potassium hydroxide or an aqueous solution of sodium hydroxide. When a voltage is applied to the tantalum capacitor, due to the difference between the two electrodes, a current will flow between them which then causes the capacitance to charge up. When the capacitor charges, the dielectric material becomes an insulator, allowing the stored charge to remain and the voltage across the capacitor to remain constant.

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