68 µF, 25 V, 200 mOhm — the ESR drives the ripple-handling decision
The TPSV686M025R0200: In a tantalum capacitor, the ESR is the parameter that governs how much AC ripple current the part can absorb without overheating — the lower the ESR, the higher the ripple current capability at a given self-heating limit. At 200 mOhm, this part sits in the mid-range for its package size, meaning it handles moderate ripple in a bulk decoupling or filter role.
Temperature range and board-fit
The Molded construction provides mechanical stability and consistent contact area for solder reflow.
