TAP107M010CRS

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Tantalum capacitors are electronic components used to store electrical energy. They are small, lightweight, and capable of handling a wide range of temperatures and voltages. They are often used in circuits for high density, high temperature, and high voltage applications, as well as for applications that have stringent requirements for size and cost. The TAP107M010CRS is a tantalum capacitor designed to handle high frequencies and voltages, and is especially suitable for use in automotive, military and aerospace applications where accuracy and reliability are paramount. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the TAP107M010CRS.

The TAP107M010CRS is a surface mounted, axial-leaded tantalum capacitor. It is rated for operation at temperatures up to 125°C, with an operating voltage of up to 16V and a rated capacitance of 0.1μF. This makes it an ideal choice for use in high frequency, high voltage applications such as digital logic, RF and networking, as well as automotive, military, and aerospace applications.

The TAP107M010CRS uses a tantalum anode, a dielectric anodized tantalum foam, and a conductive polymer cathode. The capacitance of the device is determined by the size and number of the anodized tantalum foam cells, which can range from 10,000 to 12,000 cells per square millimeter. The dielectric layer is made from thin, dielectric tantalum oxide, which ensures a very low equivalent series resistance (ESR) of less than 2 ohms. This low ESR is critical for allowing the device to handle high frequencies, as the ESR limits the device’s ability to dissipate energy. The device also has a high ripple current rating, allowing it to handle spike voltages and currents without overheating or failing.

When the TAP107M010CRS is used in a circuit, it acts as a charge storage device. When a voltage is applied across its terminals, a small amount of current will flow, causing the electrode to become polarized. The process of polarization creates an electric field that interacts with the dielectric and creates an electric charge on the electrodes. This electric charge is the capacitance, and is measured in farads. The capacitance of the TAP107M010CRS is 0.1μF (1 microfarad).

The TAP107M010CRS also has other features that make it attractive for high frequency, high voltage applications. Its thin anodized tantalum foam layer ensures an extremely low equivalent series resistance (ESR). Its very low temperature coefficient of capacitance (TCC) allows it to remain stable with temperature variations. It is also highly resistant to vibration and shock, ensuring reliable performance in applications that require frequent changes in vibration or shock levels. Finally, it has a high ripple current rating and a wide operating temperature range, allowing it to handle high frequencies and voltages without overheating or failing.

To sum up, the TAP107M010CRS is an ideal choice for use in high frequency, high voltage applications, such as digital logic, RF and networking, as well as automotive, military, and aerospace systems. The device’s thin anodized tantalum foam layer enables an extremely low equivalent series resistance and a very low temperature coefficient of capacitance. Its high ripple current rating and wide operating temperature range make it suitable for applications that require frequent changes in vibration or shock levels. As such, it is an excellent choice for use in demanding applications where accuracy and reliability are a must.

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