TAJD336K020A

Tantalum capacitors are passive electronic components which specialize in storing electrical energy using a combination of tantalum and a dielectric material between two plates, and are an extremely important component of modern circuit boards. Tantalum capacitors are used extensively in a variety of modern electronic applications, and the TAJD336K020A is one variety of fixed-tolerance, miniaturized surface mount tantalum capacitors. In this article we\'ll look at the TAJD336K020A\'s application field and working principle in greater detail.

Application Field

The TAJD336K020A is a miniaturized surface mount tantalum capacitor that is designed for use in applications requiring high ripple current and up to 810 Volts of direct current (DC). This makes the TAJD336K020A suitable for use in mobile phones, consumer electronics, computers, and a variety of other small devices with high voltage/high current power supply circuitry. TAJD336K020A\'s are also manufactured to a low cost and offer a reliable performance which makes them attractive for use in products that require a reliable, long-term power supply.

Working Principle

The TAJD336K020A operates from the same basic principles as all other types of capacitors. When a voltage is applied across the TAJD336K020A\'s two plates, a charge builds up on each plate, attracting and repelling electrons. This result in a magnetic field being created which generates a current. The TAJD336K020A is specifically designed to efficiently convert this current into the stored energy needed for modern electronic applications.

The TAJD336K020A operates on a charge-transfer principle. This means that the capacitor charges up in three steps. First, when a voltage is applied to the capacitor, the dielectric material absorbs the charge until it can hold no more. Next, the charge is transferred to the next layer in the capacitor. Finally, the stored energy is released back into the circuit when the voltage is removed.

This charge-transfer method allows the TAJD336K020A to provide high ripple current and up to 810 Volts of DC for small devices with potentially high energy requirements. The TAJD336K020A also features a low equivalent series resistance, low ESR, low distributed capacitance, and small footprint, making it an ideal choice for a variety of modern electronic applications.

Conclusion

The TAJD336K020A is a miniaturized surface mount tantalum capacitor that is designed for use in applications requiring high ripple current and up to 810 Volts of DC. It operates on a charge-transfer principle, allowing it to efficiently convert current into the stored energy needed for modern electronic applications. The TAJD336K020A also features a low equivalent series resistance, low ESR, low distributed capacitance, and small footprint, making it an ideal choice for a variety of modern electronic applications.