TM3E227M6R3EBA

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Tantalum capacitors are a type of electrolysis capacitor most often used in distributed capacitance circuits with a range of applications, such as in radio and television receivers, computer power supplies, and various audio frequency filters. Constructed from tantalum powder with an electrolytic paste, the capacitors are then sealed into either an aluminum or molded plastic can. These devices are mainly used for high-frequency applications and their characteristics are similar to those of ceramic capacitors. The TM3E227M6R3EBA is one such capacitor, and its application field and working principle will be discussed below.

The TM3E227M6R3EBA is a low cost, high performance, surface mount tantalum capacitor. It has a voltage rating of 6.3 volts, a capacitance rating of 2.2μF and features maximum performance in high frequency circuits. The device features a manganese dioxide-based solid electrolyte, with an ESR rating of 0.47Ω and a capacitance tolerance of ±10%. The capacitance is relatively insensitive to temperature variations and features an internal current-limiting feature, which helps prevent overloading. The capacitor case is constructed from a special PTFE-type polyester film and features a molded epoxy body.

The TM3E227M6R3EBA is mainly used for resonant circuits and low cost, high frequency filtering applications. Its steady characteristics and small size make it great for consumer electronics applications, such as notebook computers, tablet PCs, mobile phones, and digital cameras. The capacitor also has excellent high frequency ripple currents and can be used for DC-DC converters, switching power supplies, switching regulators, and other various consumer electronics products.

The working principle of the TM3E227M6R3EBA is the same as other electrolytic capacitors. The device is composed of two plates of conductive material separated by an oxide layer, which acts as the dielectric. When a DC voltage is applied to the plates, an electric field is set up that forces the electrons from one plate to the other. This creates a charge on each plate, which results in a capacitive effect. The electric field created by the voltage also reduces the oxide layer, which can result in a decrease in capacitance over time.

The TM3E227M6R3EBA is a great choice for high frequency applications, as it offers a low ESR rating, reliable performance, and excellent temperature stability. Its compact size and ease of integration make it a great choice for portable and consumer electronic apps. The capacitor is not only cost effective but also offers excellent reliability and performance, making it an ideal choice for surface mount applications.

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