TAP475M050HSB

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Tantalum capacitors, a type of electrolytic capacitor, are used in high-frequency and low-noise circuits because of their superior electrical characteristics, including higher dielectric constant and the ability to operate in a very stable manner while maintaining their capacitance over a wide range of temperatures and voltage. The TAP475M050HSB is a tantalum capacitor. It features an anodized prismatic case and has a capacitance of 47μF. It has a maximum voltage rating of 10 VDC and a maximum capacitance tolerance of ±20%.

Tantalum capacitors are often used in applications that require a low ESR rating, due to their superior ability to filter out unwanted signal components and minimize the risk of electrical noise. TAP475M050HSB is suitable for applications that require a low ESR rating and a wide temperature range, such as low-frequency, high-frequency, audio, and signal processing applications. The capacitor has a maximum working temperature range of -55°C to +125°C.

The TAP475M050HSB works by storing electrical charge between two pieces of an electrolyte, a solid electrolyte material, such as tantalum, and a liquid electrolyte, such as chloride. When an AC voltage is applied, the capacitor "discharges" by allowing the current to flow to ground. This happens in a two step process. First, the positive charge builds up on the positive side of the electrolyte, while the negative charge builds up on the negative side, creating an electric field. Second, when the electric field reaches its peak, electrons flow freely through the electrolyte, allowing the current to flow to ground. This process is reversed when a negative voltage is applied, charging the capacitor in the opposite direction.

The TAP475M050HSB is a reliable, high-quality tantalum capacitor suitable for many different types of applications. Its superior electrical characteristics make it a great choice for low-noise, high-frequency circuits. Its wide temperature range and low ESR rating make it suitable for various audio and signal processing applications, offering reliable and consistent results.

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