TCJY336M016R0045

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Tantalum-polymer capacitors are a relatively new technology developed in the late 1940s and early 1950s. They combine the high capacitance of a tantalum-containing electrolytic capacitors with a polymer dielectric that is electron-repellant, meaning it is much less prone to leakage than a conventional electrolytic capacitors. This makes them ideal for high-pulse rate applications with low leakage current requirements, such as in mobile phones, computers and other electronic systems.
The TCJY336M016R0045 is a type of non-solid tantalum-polymer capacitor packed with sixteen tantalum-polymer capacitors housed within a single sealed package. These capacitors have a capacitance of 3300uF, a voltage rating of 10V, and a dimension of 8*14mm. They are notably small, lightweight, and extremely low-ESR (equivalent series resistance). This can be attributed to the use of a polymer dielectric that repels electrons, which reduce the internal resistance and increase the amount of electrical energy stored in the capacitor.
When it comes to applications, these capacitors can be used in a variety of digital and analog circuits, as well as in high frequency signal filtering or power supply rectifiers. They are suitable for use in low voltage, high frequency, low ESR digital circuits, such as USB, TFT-LCD, POS, power supply, batteries, and more. They are often used in automotive, medical, consumer electronics, and other industrial applications where space is at a premium and power consumption must be kept to a minimum.
Working principle of non-solid tantalum-polymer capacitors involves the use of a polymer dielectric between two layers of tantalum anode and cathode. When a voltage is applied across the two electrodes, the electrochemical reaction of the electrolyte breaks down the polymer dielectric material, forming pockets in which electrons can flow. This is what specifically increases the capacitance. Moreover, due to the low ESR, these capacitors operate at higher frequencies with less power loss.

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