Core parametric — what the 100 mOhm ESR means for your rail
The TPSW107M006R0100: That ESR figure is the one that governs ripple handling in a DC-DC converter output — at 100 kHz switching, the ripple current heats the part, and 100 mOhm keeps the self-heating low enough that the capacitor stays within its thermal budget across the full -55 to 125°C operating range. The ±20% tolerance is standard for tantalum electrolytics in bulk decoupling and hold-up roles — the capacitance spread matters less than the ESR stability over temperature and voltage bias.
Package footprint and board-fit
The low profile suits dense PCB layouts where height clearance is tight — under a mezzanine board or behind a panel-mount connector. Surface-mount termination means reflow soldering with standard lead-free profiles; the molded body handles the thermal shock without cracking, unlike some conformally-coated tantalums.
Listed as Active in production — this is a current catalog part from KYOCERA AVX, not a phase-out or NRND line.