100 µF at 10 V — bulk decoupling in a D case
The D case (2917 / 7343 Metric) packs this capacitance into a 7.30 mm x 4.30 mm footprint, 3.10 mm seated height — a common bulk-decoupling choice for 3.3 V and 5 V rails on mixed-signal boards where the voltage derating rule (50% margin) still leaves headroom at 10 V.
125 mOhm ESR — loss term and ripple budget
Equivalent series resistance is 125 mOhm. At 100 µF and 10 V, 125 mOhm is moderate — low enough for decoupling most logic rails but not the ultra-low-ESR tier used in high-ripple switching regulators.
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The molded construction and tantalum dielectric maintain capacitance stability across this range, though ESR increases at low temperature.