TAJC106M035SNJ

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Tantalum capacitors, also known as Ta capacitors, are among the most widely used capacitors in the world. They are used in almost every type of electronics, from consumer electronics devices and computers to industrial control and power systems. TAJC106M035SNJ is a type of tantalum capacitor that has a wide range of applications and is known for its performance and reliability.

The TAJC106M035SNJ is an electrolytic capacitor, meaning it uses a liquid electrolyte to store an electrical charge, but it has a high capacitance molarity. This makes it ideal for digital circuits that require high speed switching and a high level of accuracy, such as when digital data needs to be processed quickly and accurately. It’s also used in other types of applications, such as in audio amplifiers and radio frequency circuits, due to its low equivalent series resistance (ESR) and high current capacity.

The TAJC106M035SNJ features a radial lead construction and two different lead pitch sizes (0.5 and 0.635mm) that make it easy to mount in tight spaces. It is rated for a temperature range of -55 degree Celsius to +125 degree Celsius, meaning it can withstand extreme temperatures and still maintain its performance. In addition, its tolerance accuracy is ±20% while its skew is at 0.05%. Lastly, its ripple current is 62mA and its ripple voltage is 5V.

The working principle of the TAJC106M035SNJ is based on the phenomenon of electrolysis. When a D.C. current passes through the electrolyte material, it separates the molecules of the electrolyte into their constituent ions. These ions then cling to a porous plate in the capacitor, creating a dielectric shield that stores the charge. The amount of charge stored is determined by the capacitance of the capacitor, which is equal to the total amount of current that can pass through it.

In the case of the TAJC106M035SNJ, the capacitor has two electrolytes: one positive and one negative. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, the positive electrolyte stores the positive charges in the process called oxidation and the negative electrolyte stores the negative charges in a process called reduction. During this arrangement, the capacitance of the capacitor increases, making it more efficient in the storage of electrical energy.

The TAJC106M035SNJ is a highly reliable and affordable tantalum capacitor that can be used in a wide range of applications. Its high capacitance molarity and low equivalent series resistance make it ideal for digital circuits that require high speed switching, while its temperature range, tolerance accuracy, and skew ensure consistent performance. Furthermore, its working principle is based on electrolysis, making it a reliable and efficient capacitor for storing an electrical charge.

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