TAP104K050SCS

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Tantalum capacitors are widely used in modern electronic circuits due to their superior capacitance per unit volume, high stability, and wide operating temperature range. The TAP104K050SCS is a widely used series of lead-free Surface Mount (SMT) Tantalum Capacitors designed to offer high performance in a wide range of application fields. With their small size, high capacitance-to-volume ratio and superior temperature stability, the TAP104K050SCS series are ideal for use in high-performance, portable devices.

The TAP104K050SCS series is available in several sizes and capacitance ranges, from 33uF to 330uF with a rated voltage of 16V DC. The capacitor body is made of solid tantalum material and its exterior is constructed with manganese dioxide terminals. The capacitor has deep anodized electrodes and a polyethylene dielectric which produces excellent electrical and thermal characteristics.

TAP104K050SCS tantalum capacitors are able to operate in a broad range of temperatures and are ideal for use in automatic insertion assembly applications. These capacitors possess a high capacitance-to-volume ratio, making them well suited for high density circuit boards used in modern electronics. These capacitors are also resistant to power surges and are able to handle high ripple current without failure.

The working principle of the TAP104K050SCS series of Tantalum Capacitors is based on the same basic principles as any other type of capacitor. When a voltage is applied to a capacitor, it stores electric energy in an electric field. This electric field is created by the accumulation of opposite charges on either side of the dielectric – the material between the electrodes.

At its simplest, this is how a Tantalum capacitor works. The dielectric in a Tantalum capacitor is made up of a very thin layer of a special powder known as the “barrier layer”. This powder acts as an insulator, preventing the current from flowing between the two electrodes. Instead, the electric field created by the charges builds up, storing energy in the capacitor. When a reverse voltage is applied, the charges orient themselves in the opposite direction and the electric field collapses, releasing the stored energy.

TAP104K050SCS Tantalum Capacitors are ideal for many electronic applications. They can be used to store energy for extended periods of time and to filter out high frequencies in audio applications. They are also useful for power conditioning applications and for protecting sensitive components from voltage surges. Their wide temperature range and high capacitance-to-volume ratio make them well-suited for modern portable devices and high-performance circuit boards.

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