T95R227K010CSAS

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Tantalum capacitors have a high capacity relative to their small size, making them attractive and popular in many applications. They offer energy storage, buffering and filtering, and are often used in frequency tuning circuits and data transmission networks. One such capacitor is the T95R227K010CSAS.

The T95R227K010CSAS is a type of tantalum capacitor, associated with the MnO₂-anodized case. It is a polarized capacitor, meaning that the anode and cathode must be connected in the specified direction for proper performance. This specific model includes a 4-pin anodized case, a solid tantalum core and a special dielectric material. It offers ultra-low-ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance) capabilities and is designed to ensure reliable electrical performance even under low inductive and high capacitive loads.

The capacitance of the T95R227K010CSAS is between 10µF and 227µF and the voltage rating is between 4V and 16V. It is an SMD (Surface Mount Device) capacitor and has a capacitance tolerance of ±20%, making it suitable for applications which require high precision and reliability. It has an operating temperature of -55°C to 125°C and a maximum surge voltage of 22V.

The T95R227K010CSAS is commonly used in consumer electronics, communications, medical and automotive industries. It is typically used as a decoupling, bypass or filtering capacitors in DC-to-DC converters, power supply circuits and signal line protection systems. For example, it provides efficient signal smoothing for high-frequency circuits, filters harmful interference noises from digital devices, and helps to reduce the power fluctuations which can lead to a drop in voltage.

The working principle of the T95R227K010CSAS is based on the dielectric properties of the tantalum metal. When an electrical potential is applied across the capacitor’s terminals, ions of the tantalum metal form a thin layer of oxide on the surface of the dielectric material. This layer of oxide acts as a barrier and prevents current from passing through, creating an electrical field within the dielectric. This stored energy can later be released in the form of an electrical current when the voltage across the capacitor’s terminals changes.

The T95R227K010CSAS tantalum capacitors are highly versatile devices with excellent reliability, making them a popular choice for many applications. They offer excellent temperature and voltage stability, low-ESR ratings, and a wide range of capacitance values, making them suitable for both high- and low-capacity applications.

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