TAP475K010BRW

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Tantalum capacitors are solid electrolytic capacitor devices primarily made of tantalum pentoxide and manganese dioxide, with a conductive polymer as the electrolyte. They are very popular in high-density, high-reliability applications, due to their low leakage, low self-discharge, and high-temperature operation. They are also capable of handling large amounts of current without affecting their operation.

The TAP475K010BRW is an example of such a tantalum capacitor. Its features include an extended range operating temperature of -55°C to 125°C, a voltage rating of 10 volts, and a capacitance range of 0.47uF to 1uF. It is also highly reliable and is capable of withstanding up to 10000 hours of automated soaking and stressing tests, with a maximum capacitance tolerance of 10%.

As for its application field, the TAP475K010BRW is often used in devices with portable and mobile applications, such as laptops and cell phones. It is also used in military and aerospace products, as it is capable of operating in extreme temperature and mechanical shock. Furthermore, the capacitor is often used in DC-DC converters, flash memory modules, digital cameras, and other power management applications.

In terms of working principle, the TAP475K010BRW is a solid-state capacitor device that utilizes tantalum as the anode, manganese dioxide as the cathode, and conductive polymer as the electrolyte. When electricity is applied to the capacitor, electrons travel through the conductor and the tantalum acts as a resistor, allowing current to flow. When the capacitor is exposed to electrical charges, it creates an electrical field. This charge field causes the electrons to travel to the cathode and provides an effective capacitance developed by the rate of voltage change across the capacitor.

In conclusion, the TAP475K010BRW is an example of a tantalum capacitor, designed for applications with high reliability requirements and extreme temperature and mechanical shock operation. Common applications of the capacitor include portable and mobile devices, military and aerospace products, and DC-DC converter circuits. The capacitor works by utilizing tantalum as the anode, manganese dioxide as the cathode, conductive polymer as the electrolyte, and the electrical field for the capacitance.

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