TAJA475K010ANJ

Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are electrolytic capacitors that use tantalum as the electrolyte. Those are perhaps the most common type of capacitor used today in consumer electronics, such as computers, mobile devices and televisions. They are frequently used for their excellent electrical characteristics, high capacitance and small size.

TAJA475K010ANJ application field and working principle

The TAJA475K010ANJ are a type of constructed under the AEC-Q200 certification of the Tantalum Polymer Capacitor series. The Capacitor is designed for an Automotive application and has an operating temperature range of -55°C to +105°C. The Capacitor has an insulating sleeve that makes it safe. It also offers high ripple current, low ESR, low leakage current and low impedance. TAJA475K010ANJ capacitors are widely used in the automotive area, such as in the engine system, the powertrain systems, the climate control system and the vehicle stability systems.

The TAJA475K010ANJ capacitor works by storing energy in the form of an electric field, between two metal plates separated by a dielectric material, also known as the electrolyte. The plates are typically made of one of the two types of metal, tantalum or aluminum, and the electrolyte is usually a tantalum oxide compound. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, the electric field forms, causing electrons to collect on the negative electrode, while positive ions gather on the positive electrode. This creates the electrical charge across the capacitor and serves to store energy.

By virtue of this design, the TAJA475K010ANJ capacitors are excellent for use in applications that require large capacitance values, such as for smoothing signal ripple or for preventing overvoltage in systems that are powered by alternating current. In addition, the material and construction make them extremely resistant to vibration, shock, and other environmental stressors, making them ideal for use in outdoor and automotive applications.

Overall, the TAJA475K010ANJ are an superb capacitor for use in automotive applications, but they may also find uses in other areas, such as power supplies and digital signal processing circuits. They offer excellent electrical characteristics and reliable performance in a wide range of temperatures, making them invaluable in these areas.