TR3A156M6R3C2000

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Tantalum capacitors are a special type of capacitor with several distinguishing properties. Their structure, voltage ratings, and current ratings are all different from regular aluminum or film capacitors. These particular capacitors are made up of two thin plates separated by a dielectric material. One of the plates is made of a tantalum metal and the other is made of a conductive electrolytic material. The electrolyte used in these capacitors is usually an alkaline solution, such as potassium hydroxide or sodium hydroxide. The value of these capacitors is measured by their resistance, or the amount of current they can hold at a given voltage.

The TR3A156M6R3C2000 is a tantalum capacitor rated at 2000 volts. It is a surface mount capacitor with three terminals, including a positive electrode and a negative electrode. The capacitor has a maximum power rating of 6 watts and a capacitance range of 0.15 to 0.45 μF. The capacitor features a low ESR (equivalent series resistance) of 3 mΩ, allowing it to handle higher frequencies and perform better in noise-sensitive applications.

TR3A156M6R3C2000 is designed for use in a variety of applications, including power supplies, inverters, motor drives, amplifiers, and communications equipment. This type of capacitor provides high capacitance values in a small size and is ideal for use in high-density layouts, where space is limited. Because it has a low ESR, the capacitor is better able to handle high frequency signals, thus providing improved signal quality in applications that require high frequency. Additionally, its superior energy storage capabilities allow for better high frequency performance in noise-sensitive applications.

The basic working principle of a tantalum capacitor is based on the concept of capacitance. Capacitance is the ability of a material to store electric energy in the form of an electrostatic field. When an electric field is applied to a capacitor, electrons are attracted to the negative electrode and repelled from the positive electrode. As a result, a potential difference is created between the two electrodes, which is known as the "charging" of the capacitor. As electricity continues to flow into the capacitor, the potential difference between the electrodes increases until a maximum voltage is reached. At this point, the capacitor is said to be "fully charged".

When an alternating voltage is applied to a TR3A156M6R3C2000 tantalum capacitor, the capacitance of the device changes. This change is known as "dynamic capacitance", and it causes the capacitor to store and release energy as the voltage is increased or decreased. This makes the capacitor ideal for applications that require dynamic voltage capabilities. The amount of energy stored in the capacitor depends on the capacitance of the capacitor, which is determined by its size and construction.

Aside from its use in various applications, the TR3A156M6R3C2000 tantalum capacitor also offers advantages such as high temperature resistance, high stability and low dielectric absorption. Its high temperature characteristics allow it to be used in extreme temperatures, which is important in applications that require high temperature stability. Additionally, its low dielectric absorption helps to reduce leakage current and improve signal quality. The TR3A156M6R3C2000 is an ideal choice for many applications, especially those that require high capacitance and reliability.

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