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Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors, also commonly referred to as tantalum electrolytic caps, are a type of specialized, surface-mount capacitors that use a tantalum dielectric to store energy in the form of a voltage. They are most commonly used in mobile devices, in many modern laptops, and in a variety of other electrical equipment.

T95S474M035CZSL Application Field

T95S474M035CZSL is a type of small surface-mount tantalum capacitor that features a 0.035F, 1.8V, 4.7R tolerance, and a rated temperature of 105°C. It is typically used in applications where high voltage and high capacitance are desired such as personal computers, consumer electronics, and power supplies. Its compact size, high temperature tolerance, and low ESR make it suitable for these and many other applications.

T95S474M035CZSL Working Principle

Tantalum capacitors operate by a principle known as capacitance, a physical property that measures how much electric charge a capacitor can store. Since the capacitor consists of two conductive plates (doors) separated by a dielectric, an electric field is created in the area between them. This electric field is responsible for storing the capacitance. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, the electric field is reinforced, which increases the capacitance and allows the capacitor to store more electrical charge.

Once the electric charge reaches a certain level, it begins to be released in the form of current through the capacitor\'s terminals. The current is then used to power the device or circuit the capacitor is connected to. This process is known as capacitive reactance, and it is what makes capacitors so useful. By controlling the capacitance, it is possible to regulate how much current is released, and thus how much power is used.

Tantalum capacitors are used in many different electrical and electronic devices. They are often used in power supplies, computers, consumer electronics, and a range of other applications. For example, tantalum capacitors are used in hard drives, in power supplies, in pulse and step motors, and in many other applications. Their small size and high capacitance make them a versatile and reliable choice for many applications.

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