T95X226K004EZSL

Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are electrolytic capacitors that use tantalum metal for their anodes, with the oxide layer of the metal serving as the dielectric of the capacitor. They are extremely reliable, small in size, and have long shelf lives. They are also relatively low-loss and can be stacked together for high-voltage applications, making them much more versatile and cost-effective than other types of capacitors. The T95X226K004EZSL is a tantalum capacitor that is ideal for a range of applications, due to its large capacitance and low voltage drop.

Application Field

The T95X226K004EZSL is a versatile mid-range capacitor that can be applied in a wide variety of electronic circuits. It can be used in a wide range of high voltage and high current applications such as in power supplies, motor drive circuits, clocks, and oscillator circuits. It can also be applied in audio circuits, radio receivers, and medical imaging devices. In addition, this capacitor can also be used for high performance computing, as well as high-speed communications.

Working Principle

The T95X226K004EZSL operates on the principle of electrolytic capacitance. An oxide layer on the surface of the tantalum metal is used as the dielectric of the capacitor. This oxide layer has a very high electrical permittivity, and therefore allows for high capacitance and low voltage drops. The capacitor is polarized, meaning that the terminals must be properly connected to ensure maximum performance. When the capacitor is charged, the anode (positive) side will be positively charged, while the cathode (negative) side will be negatively charged. The voltage will also be greater on the positive side as compared to the negative side. This creates an electric field across the anode and cathode, which increases the amount of energy stored in the capacitor.

Conclusion

The T95X226K004EZSL is a tantalum capacitor that offers an ideal combination of large capacitance and low voltage drop for a range of applications. The capacitor operates on the principle of electrolytic capacitance, where an oxide layer on the surface of the tantalum metal is used as the dielectric and creates an electrical field across the anode and cathode. This makes the T95X226K004EZSL an attractive option for many electronic circuits, particularly those that require high current or voltage capabilities.