HI TMP®, T24 Series, Tantalum Capacitors

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T24C106K125USS
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0.299" (7.60mm)
-55°C ~ 200°C
±10%
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10 µF
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125 V
Hermetically Sealed
0.303" L x 0.280" W (7.70mm x 7.10mm)
HI TMP®, T24
5.5Ohm @ 120Hz
2000 Hrs @ 200°C
Wet Tantalum
T24C336K075USS
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PCB Symbol, Footprint & 3D Model
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0.299" (7.60mm)
-55°C ~ 200°C
±10%
Nonstandard
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33 µF
C
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75 V
Hermetically Sealed
0.303" L x 0.280" W (7.70mm x 7.10mm)
HI TMP®, T24
2.5Ohm @ 120Hz
2000 Hrs @ 200°C
Wet Tantalum

About  Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are a type of capacitor that serves as a passive electronic device for storing electric charge. They consist of three key components: an anode electrode made of tantalum metal (+), an electrolyte that acts as the cathode, and a thin insulating layer of tantalum oxide that functions as the dielectric. The anode electrode of tantalum capacitors is constructed using tantalum metal, which exhibits excellent conductivity and durability. The electrolyte, typically a conductive liquid or gel, serves as the cathode and facilitates the flow of electrical charge. It completes the electrical circuit within the capacitor. The dielectric layer in tantalum capacitors is formed by tantalum oxide, a thin insulating film that separates the anode and cathode. Tantalum oxide has desirable electrical properties, including high dielectric constant and low leakage current, which enable efficient charge storage. One notable characteristic of tantalum capacitors is their high capacitance-voltage (CV) product per unit volume. This means that tantalum capacitors can store a relatively large amount of electric charge per unit volume while maintaining a low weight. This property makes them suitable for applications where space is limited or weight reduction is crucial. Tantalum capacitors are also renowned for their high reliability. They have excellent stability over time and under varying temperatures and operating conditions. This reliability makes them commonly used in critical electronic systems, such as aerospace, military, and medical devices, where consistent performance and longevity are essential. In summary, tantalum capacitors are passive electronic devices used for storing electric charge. They comprise a tantalum metal anode, an electrolyte cathode, and a tantalum oxide dielectric layer. Known for their high capacitance-voltage product per unit volume and reliability, tantalum capacitors are widely utilized in various industries that require efficient charge storage and dependable performance.