M39003/01-2370/HSD

Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are one of the most popular types of capacitors used in electronics. In the past, capacitors were typically made of ceramic or paper. However, tantalum capacitors are constructed from a tantalum oxide film, which provides superior performance and reliability.

M39003/01-2370/HSD is a type of tantalum capacitor that provides high-speed operation, high-voltage performance, high-temperature operation and excellent vibration performance. It is designed for use in digital and audio devices, personal computers, automotive electronics, and power supplies. The capacitor is made up of a tantalum oxide film that is sandwiched between two metal leads. The tantalum oxide film acts as the dielectric material, which stores electrical energy.

Application Field of M39003/01-2370/HSD

M39003/01-2370/HSD is suitable for industrial, military, automotive, aerospace and medical fields. Its wide temperature range (-55~+125°C), high-voltage operation (6.3~200WVDC) and its excellent vibration performance make it suitable for a wide range of applications.

M39003/01-2370/HSD is especially suitable for high-efficiency power supplies, allowing for higher power density while reducing space requirements. It surpasses ceramic capacitors in terms of power density, ripple current, and equivalent series resistance (ESR).

Working Principle of M39003/01-2370/HSD

The working principle of the M39003/01-2370/HSD is based on the fact that, when a voltage is applied to two capacitive plates, electric charges accumulate on the plates. When this charge has been applied to the plates, it creates an electric field between the two plates, which produce a capacitance. This capacitance can then be used to store the electric charge.

The M39003/01-2370/HSD uses the electric field created by the capacitive plates and the dielectric material to store and release electrical energy. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, electric charge starts to accumulate on the plates, which creates an electric field and stores the electric charge. When the voltage is removed, the electric charges on the plates are released, providing a current.

The capacitor can also be used as a filter to remove unwanted noise and ripple from a power supply. In this case, the ripple is filtered out by the capacitor, while the desired DC voltage is passed through. The use of tantalum capacitors in this fashion allows for a more efficient and stable power supply.