TAJE108M004RNJ

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Tantalum capacitors are very popular in many consumer and commercial applications due to their low cost, small size and wide range of available volumetric ratings. The TAJE108M004RNJ is a tantalum capacitor with a rated capacitance of 4.7 µF and a rated voltage of 10 V. It is commonly used in applications such as power supplies, digital logic, switching regulators and noise filtering.

The TAJE108M004RNJ is an electrolytic capacitor, which means it requires an electrolyte to operate. This electrolyte is generally a potassium hydroxide solution or an alkaline solution. The electrolyte is also used to form a thin film on the anode of the capacitor, which allows for greater surface area on the anode for charge storage. The anode is composed of tantalum pentoxide (Ta2O5), and the cathode is typically composed of manganese dioxide (MnO2).

In order to understand how the TAJE108M004RNJ functions, it is important to look at the following circuit diagram:

This is an equivalent circuit of the TAJE108M004RNJ. In this diagram, the anode is marked with a “A” while the cathode is marked with an “K”. The other four elements in the diagram are a resistor (R), an inductor (L), a capacitor (C) and a diode (D).

The capacitor stores charge on the anode and between the two metal plates on the cathode. The two metal plates form two electrical plates; one plate is positive (anode) and the other is negative (cathode). When the capacitor is subjected to an electric field, the positive plate (anode) will store positive charge, while the negative plate (cathode) will store negative charge. The charges will then be “held” in an electrostatic field, between the two plates, resulting in a charge accumulation.

When the capacitor is subjected to an alternating current, the voltage across the capacitor will vary. This is because the capacitor will act as an electrical energy filter. As the AC current passes through the capacitor, it will filter out any lower frequencies, allowing only higher frequencies to pass. This property is called capacitive reactance. The resistance to current flow is equivalent to the reactance of the capacitor, which is inversely proportional to the angular frequency of the applied AC wave.

The TAJE108M004RNJ is a tantalum capacitor, and is commonly used for power supply, digital logic, switching regulators and noise filtering. It has a rated capacitance of 4.7 µF, and a rated voltage of 10V. Its equivalent circuit is fairly simple, and consists of an anode, a cathode and four other components. The anode is composed of tantalum pentoxide, while the cathode is composed of manganese dioxide. The capacitor acts as an electrical energy filter, and has the ability to filter out lower frequencies, permitting higher frequencies to pass.

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