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KYOCERA AVX TAJD227M006RNJV — Specialty Capacitors

TAJD227M006RNJV KYOCERA AVX 220 µF 6.3 V Tantalum Capacitor

MPNTAJD227M006RNJV
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KYOCERA AVX TAJ series, molded tantalum capacitor, 220 µF, 6.3 V, ±20%, 400 mOhm ESR, 2917 (7343 Metric) package, -55°C to 125°C, active production.

$0.3634Ref. price · indicative, final on quote
Independent supplier — new & surplus stockAuthenticity-screened · ESD-safe packingListing updated Aug 2026

Specifications

TAJD227M006RNJV specifications
ParameterValue
TypeMolded
SeriesTAJ
MountingSurface Mount
ESR400mOhm @ 100kHz
Voltage - rated6.3 V
Operating temperature-55°C~125°C
Size (Dimension)0.287\" L x 0.169\" W (7.30mm x 4.30mm)
Height - seated0.122\" (3.10mm)
PackageTape & Reel (TR)
FeaturesGeneral Purpose
Tolerance±20%
Capacitance220 µF
Case2917 (7343 Metric)
Lifetime2000 Hrs @ 125°C
Manufacturer size codeD

Product details

The TAJD227M006RNJV is a molded tantalum capacitor from the TAJ series, offering 220 µF capacitance at a 6.3 V rated voltage. This combination suits it for bulk decoupling on 3.3 V or 5 V supply rails, where the 220 µF provides enough charge reservoir to handle transient load steps without excessive voltage droop. The 400 mOhm ESR at 100 kHz limits self-heating under ripple current — a key parameter when the capacitor sits on a switching regulator output. Higher ESR means more internal heat for a given ripple current, so the 400 mOhm figure sets the ripple current capability at about 1.2 A RMS for a 25°C ambient, derating at elevated temperatures.

Operating range and lifetime at 125°C

The 2000-hour lifetime at 125°C means the capacitor is derated for continuous use at that temperature; running it at 85°C extends life well beyond 2000 hours per the Arrhenius model.

Frequently asked questions

Can TAJD227M006RNJV be replaced by a ceramic capacitor?

A ceramic capacitor of the same capacitance and voltage rating would be physically larger and have a different capacitance-voltage characteristic (DC bias derating). Tantalum capacitors like this one maintain capacitance across the voltage range, whereas Class 2 ceramics lose capacitance as DC bias approaches the rated voltage. A direct replacement is not straightforward without reviewing the application's ripple current, ESR requirements, and available board space.