1μF 35V Tantalum Capacitor

1μF 35V tantalum capacitor is small in size, easy to carry and operate. The capacity error of 1μF tantalum capacitor is small, so it can be more accurate in operation.

Features:

• Small volume and small capacity error
• Wide temperature range, high temperature resistance
• Long life, high insulation resistance, small leakage current
• Equivalent series resistance (ESR) has good high frequency performance

Specification:

DIP Tantalum Capacitor Dimension: (Unit: mm)

SMD Tantalum Capacitor Dimension: (Unit: mm)

B: L= 3.5, S= 0.8, W₁= 2.8, W₂= 2.2, H= 1.6

Tips: Tantalum Capacitor vs Ceramic Capacitor

• Polarization. The majority of tantalum capacitors are polarized. This means they can only be linked to a DC power source while maintaining proper terminal polarity. Non-polarized ceramic capacitors, on the other hand, can be safely connected to an AC source. Ceramic capacitors have a higher frequency response because they are not polarized.
• Temperature Response. Tantalum capacitors have a linear capacitance change when exposed to temperature changes, whereas ceramic capacitors have a non-linear response. On the other hand, Ceramic capacitors can be made to trend linearly by narrowing the operating temperature ranges and taking temperature response into account during the design phase.
• Voltage Response. Tantalum capacitors have clear capacitance changes as a function of applied voltage, whereas ceramic capacitors do not. The permittivity of the dielectric shrinks inside the ceramic capacitor in response to higher applied voltages, causing capacitance changes. While most ceramic capacitor capacitance changes are linear and easily accounted for, some higher permittivity dielectrics can lose up to 70% of their initial capacitance when operated at rated voltage.