T95Y106K020LZSL

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Tantalum capacitors, also known as tantalum electrolytic capacitors, are a form of electrolytic capacitor. These capacitors are polarised and feature an anode composed of tantalum, a conductive metal with a very high melting point. The anode is covered with a layer of insulating oxide that is formed after the capacitor has been made, typically by heating and passing a high electric current through the tantalum. This oxide layer is the core of the capacitor and forms the basis of its working principle. T95Y106K020LZSL is a type of tantalum capacitor used to store energy and regulate signals in many electronic circuits. It is a molded type capacitor with a cathode lead, and is rated at 6.3 V with a capacitance value of 10uF. The maximum leakage current is 2 μA, the capacitance tolerance is ±10%, and its working temperature range is -55ºC to +125ºC. T95Y106K020LZSL is a type of surface mount capacitor, meaning that it can be soldered directly onto the circuit board, without the need for bulky, additional mounting components. This makes the capacitor suited for lower profile applications, where size and weight are of vital importance. Examples of T95Y106K020LZSL\'s application field include mobile phones, laptop computers, and other consumer electronics. The working principle of the T95Y106K020LZSL generally follows the same concept as any other basic capacitor. The molecular structure of the material is such that it allows electrons to flow freely, but in a limited capacity. This is achieved through two electrically charged plates separated by a dielectric material, which is typically a plastic or ceramic material. When the capacitor is connected to a power source, it enables the current to flow from one plate to the other. This permits a certain amount of charge to be stored within the capacitor. When the capacitor is no longer connected to a power source, the chemical structure of the material retains the charge for a determined period of time. The amount of charge that can be stored within the capacitor is determined by the size and shape of the plates, along with the dielectric material that is used. A major benefit of the T95Y106K020LZSL is its ability to maintain a relatively constant capacitance value throughout a wide temperature range, ease of assembly onto circuit boards, and its long life cycle. This capacitor is constructed using a tantalum oxide layer, which is why it can maintain its charge retention capabilities even after being subjected to extreme temperatures. Additionally, its capability to handle high ripple currents ensures that it performs reliably in a wide range of electronic circuits.

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