T95R226M050LSBL

Introduction to Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are capacitors primarily composed of tantalum powder and oxygen. They provide excellent volumetric efficiency and stability compared to other types of capacitors. This type of capacitor is used in a variety of electronic applications, such as signal processing, filtering, and energy storage. Tantalum capacitors come in a variety of sizes, ranging from miniature to large, and are suitable for use in low-voltage applications.

T95R226M050LSBL Application Field and Working Principle

T95R226M050LSBL capacitors are used for low-voltage applications, such as signal processing, filtering, and energy storage. They have a low ESR and excellent volumetric efficiency. The capacitor contains a tantalum electrolyte and two terminals, one positive and one negative. As current passes through the capacitor, a charge imbalance is created within the oxide film. This produces an electric field, which in turn increases the capacitance of the device. This also reduces losses due to the build-up of charge on the capacitor\'s dielectric material.

T95R226M050LSBL capacitors generally have a rated voltage range of 4-10V, with a capacitance range of 2.2-22μF. They are available in both Surface Mount (SMD) and Through Hole (THT) varieties. The capacitor’s body is typically molded from a molded epoxy resin and the terminations are made from a tin or tin alloys. The capacitor also has gold or silver plating for increased reliability.

T95R226M050LSBL capacitors are mainly used in industrial, automotive, and consumer electronic products. They offer exceptional performance characteristics, such as high volumetric efficiency, low ESR, and excellent stability. In addition, they are RAD hard, meaning that they can withstand high radiation doses without damage to their electronics.

In conclusion, T95R226M050LSBL capacitors are ideal for use in a variety of electronic applications, including signal processing, filtering, and energy storage. Their exceptional volumetric efficiency and low ESR performance make them well-suited for low-voltage applications. They are available in both through-hole and surface-mount varieties, and are RAD hard, giving them excellent reliability in harsh environments.