TH3B106M016D2000

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Introduction

Tantalum capacitors are usually the most compact, high-capacity capacitors used in the electronics market. There are many types of tantalum capacitors, and the TH3B106M016D2000 is a variant specifically designed for high-temperature applications, such as automotive and aerospace systems.

Application Field

The TH3B106M016D2000 is a Type-B tantalum capacitor with a 10 μF capacitance, an M rated voltage of 16V, and an MKR temperature rating of 2000°C. It is lead-free and halogen-free, making it an excellent choice for those applications where reliability and safety are important. The capacitor is also RoHS compliant, meaning that it does not contain any hazardous materials.

The Type-B tantalum capacitors are most commonly used for power supplies in automotive and aerospace applications. In addition to being suitable for high-temperature operations, they are also resistant to vibration and shock, making them ideal for use in mission-critical systems. With a proper installation and good thermal management, the TH3B106M016D2000 can last for up to 10,000 hours at high temperatures.

Working Principle

Tantalum capacitors are typically constructed using two electrodes and an electrolytic solution, usually a mix of tantalum and sodium fluoride. The tantalum ions in the solution become charged by external voltage and form an electrical charge on the surfaces of the two electrodes. This forms a dielectric between the two electrodes, allowing them to store electrical charge. The electrolyte also helps to control the current flow between the electrodes.

When the capacitor is charged, the positive charges move toward the negative electrode and the negative charge toward the positive one. This causes the electric field within the capacitor to become more concentrated and the capacitance to increase. As the charge on the capacitor decreases, the electric field intensity decreases and the capacitance decreases. This is how the capacitor works to store and release electrical energy.

The TH3B106M016D2000 is designed to have a high temperature rating, meaning that it can handle temperatures higher than normal capacitors without any damage. This makes it ideal for automotive and aerospace applications, where temperatures often rise to extreme levels.

Conclusion

The TH3B106M016D2000 is a Type-B tantalum capacitor with a 10 μF capacitance, an M rated voltage of 16V, and an MKR temperature rating of 2000°C. It is RoHS compliant and ideal for high-temperature applications such as automotive and aerospace systems. Its construction and design allow it to have a longer lifespan and greater reliability than other capacitors, making it a great choice for those applications that demand reliability and safety.

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