TAJP336M002RNJ

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Tantalum capacitors are used in a wide range of applications and are widely used in a variety of electronic products. The TAJP336M002RNJ is a type of tantalum capacitor made of sintered tantalum powder. It has a wide range of uses, including applications in high-voltage, high-frequency, high-temperature, and transient protection circuits, as well as in various communication and computing systems.

The TAJP336M002RNJ capacitor is manufactured with an anode constructed from sintered tantalum powder, a cathode constructed from manganese dioxide, and an encapsulated electrolyte that contains a mixture of an organic solvent and permanganate. The anode and cathode are separated by a layer of dielectric material, typically tantalum pentoxide. A thin electrolyte layer covers the surface of the dielectric material, increasing the breakdown voltage and effective capacitance of the device.

The TAJP336M002RNJ capacitor is rated for operation at between 6 and 160 volts at 65°C and its effective capacitance varies between 4.7uF and 100uF. The voltage coefficient of capacitance is typically between -15% and -30% over the temperature range of -55 to +85°C. The TAJP336M002RNJ is an ideal choice for digital circuits and power supplies, as well as analog circuits, where high-frequency ripple currents are required.

The TAJP336M002RNJ capacitor is designed for low-impedance operation at high frequencies, making it suitable for use in high-speed analog and digital circuits. It has a low voltage drop and operates with a low noise level, making it ideal for high-speed and low-power designs. The device is also suitable for power supply applications, as it has a low equivalent series resistance (ESR), which ensures the regulator operates at maximum efficiency.

The working principle of the TAJP336M002RNJ capacitor is based on a combination of classical electrostatics and dielectric physics. When an electrical current is applied to the device, electrostatic force causes the charged particles of the cathode to move towards the anode, creating a potential difference between the two surfaces known as ‘capacitance’. The dielectric material interposed between the two surfaces further increases the potential difference. The capacitance of the device is proportional to the area of the device, the type of material and the distance between the two surfaces.

The TAJP336M002RNJ capacitor has a wide range of possible applications, including in power-supply, communication, and computing systems. Its low ESR and high frequency ripple characteristics make it suitable for high-speed and low-power circuits. Due to its low voltage drop, it is also suitable for RF and analog applications, where low-noise performance is key.

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