TAP104M035CCS

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Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors, also known as Ta-capacitors, are electrolytic capacitors that utilize tantalum metal as its anode - thus are widely used in various electronics, radio and computer industries as they offer great features, such as low leakage, high capacitance, consistent performance and higher temperature stability than other capacitors. The most popular application of tantalum capacitors is on motherboards and in computers, due to their lower profile, lower cost and the ability to be used in high-frequency devices. Other applications include in motor controls and amplifiers.

TAP104M035CCS is a type of tantalum capacitor that has a voltage rating of 25-35V, an insulation resistance which is higher than 500Megohms, and an extended temperature range that can go up to 135℃. It is a high performance and reliable product for use in various industrial and aerospace applications. The TAP104M035CCS has a hermetically sealed construction, with mica and metal end caps, and a molybdenum anode plate. This capacitor is well suited for high temperature and high voltage applications, and features long-term reliability.

Application Field

TAP104M035CCS tantalum capacitors have a wide range of applications in the industrial and commercial sectors, including solenoids, miniature relays, electric motors, controls, and HV systems. They are particularly suitable for high temperature, large volume solutions and for lowering current consumption. They are used in the circuits of the field digital electronic systems – computer equipment, especially for information processing, communications networks, and more. Furthermore, they are also used in a variety of medical and military equipment in aerospace and industrial applications.

Working Principle

TAP104M035CCS tantalum capacitors work on the double-layer capacitance principle. In this type of capacitance, two different layers of charge are formed when the dielectric material absorbs or gives up electrons when a voltage is applied to the capacitor. The two electrodes that are inside the tantalum capacitor become charged and an electric field appears between them, storing energy in these layers - a process known as charging.

When the capacitor is discharged, the two electrodes move closer together and the stored energy is discharged. During this process, electrons from the anode surface enter the dielectric material, and the stored charge on the two layers is then polarized. The higher the surface area for each layer, the larger the total capacitance of the capacitor.

The process of charging and discharging the capacitor of TAP104M035CCS is repeated every time a voltage is applied to it. This makes it an ideal choice for high-frequency applications, such as radio and computer circuit systems, where the capacitance must be constantly changed. As with any other capacitor, the value of the capacitance of the TAP104M035CCS is directly proportional to the area of the electrodes, the thickness of the dielectric material, and the dielectric constant of the material.

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