TAJD156K035H

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Tantalum capacitors are a type of electrolytic capacitor, a passive electronic component. They are much smaller and lighter than traditional capacitors, making them ideal for use in portable electronic equipment and other electronic systems where space and weight are at a premium. Tantalum capacitors offer a number of advantages over alternative types, including high temperature stability, low ESR (Equivalent Series Resistance), and very low leakage current.

The TAJD156K035H is a type of axial electrolytic tantalum capacitor. The TAJD156K035H has two main characteristics: its capacitance of 156 μF, and its operating voltage of 35 volts. The TAJD156K035H is a non-polarized electrolytic capacitor, meaning that it doesn\'t have a positive and a negative terminal.

One of the main applications of the TAJD156K035H is in high-speed decoupling and low-ESR applications. This type of capacitor is used to suppress high-frequency transients and help smooth out power supply ripple. The TAJD156K035H is also used to stabilize the voltage in DC-DC converters and for DC blocking in AC-DC power supplies.

The TAJD156K035H is also used for energy storage and filtering in radio circuits. It can be used to store energy and provide a clean power source for oscillators and radio transmitters. In addition, the TAJD156K035H is used to reduce differential noise and prevent EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) in high-voltage applications.

The working principle of the TAJD156K035H is based on the same principle as other electrolytic capacitors. The capacitor consists of two electrodes, one made from tantalum and the other from a conductive material such as aluminum or manganese dioxide. The tantalum acts as the anode, and the conductive material acts as the cathode. When electric current passes through the capacitor, charge accumulates on the anode, while charge dissipates on the cathode.

This charge accumulates until it reaches a certain level, at which point the capacitor effectively blocks any further current from passing. When the voltage across the capacitor is reduced, the voltage difference across the capacitor quickly reduces, allowing the current to continue. This is known as the "charging" and "discharging" process, and it is how the TAJD156K035H capacitor stores and releases energy.

Tantalum capacitors, like the TAJD156K035H, are an ideal choice for high-speed decoupling and other power supply applications. They are highly reliable, compact, lightweight, and offer excellent high-temperature stability. The TAJD156K035H is a great choice for applications where space and weight are at a premium, as well as for high-voltage and high-frequency applications.

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