TPSV476K035R0150 Capacitors

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Tantalum capacitors are passive components that use a tantalum base as the anode to achieve high capacitance over a relatively small volume. The TPSV476K035R0150 is a popular model of tantalum capacitor that is useful in many different applications. This paper will explore the use cases and the working principle for this device.

Application Field

The TPSV476K035R0150 capacitor can be used in many different circuits, including filters, rectifiers and peak current circuits. In particular, it is a popular choice due to its robustness and high volumetric efficiency. Thanks to its high electrical stability and modest dissipation factor, it is often used in pulse applications where precise current pulses are needed. It is also used in various frequency smoothing, signal smoothing and alternating current applications.

The device can also be used in power supply circuits, voltage generators, voltage dividers and DC-DC converters. In particular, its ability to withstand high-voltage spikes makes it a good choice for power supply circuits and voltage generator applications. In addition, its low leakage current, low dissipation factor and low inductance make it suitable for frequency smoothing applications.

The TPSV476K035R0150 is also often used in analog circuits as well, thanks to its low effective series resistance and low impedance. It is often used as part of amplifier circuits, due to its high frequency response and its ability to withstand high-voltage transients. It is also a common choice for oscillator and switching circuits, as it can provide a stable and reliable output.

Working Principle

Tantalum capacitors use tantalum as the anode, or the positive electrode of the capacitor. The tantalum is electroplated with a metal, such as niobium, and then an oxide layer is formed on the surface of the tantalum. This oxide layer serves as the dielectric, or insulator, of the capacitor. The two electrodes are separated by the oxide layer, and the size and thickness of the oxide layer determines the capacitance value of the device.

When a voltage is applied across the capacitor, electrons are free to move between the two electrodes. These electrons are attracted to the electrode with a positive charge, and this creates an electric field across the dielectric, which then stores energy. When the applied voltage is removed, the stored energy is released and the capacitor is recharged.

Tantalum capacitors have a wide range of use cases, thanks to their high volumetric efficiency, low leakage current and reliable output. The TPSV476K035R0150 is a popular choice due to its robustness and reliability, and it can be used in many different types of circuits. From power supply and voltage generator circuits to frequency smoothing and oscillator circuits, this device can provide a reliable and stable output for a variety of applications.

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