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ADS1299: Choosing VCAP1 Capacitor

Part Number: ADS1299

Hi

ADS1299 datasheet recommends the use of a 100 µC  "nonferroelectric capacitor, such as a tantalum" in VCAP1.

I was looking for a small  capacitor and I found a 0603 tantalum one, but it is polarized, 4VDC rated (less than the analog voltage used) and 10 Ohms @ 100 kHz.

I saw in the datasheet that the capacitor will be charged to more than 1.1V, but I don't know the upper limit. Is there any problem using this capacitor, and considering it is polarized and 4VDC rated?

Thanks