M39003/01-2519/98

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Tantalum capacitors are widely used in all types of electronics, especially in portable battery-powered applications such as notebook computers, cellular phones, PDAs, and other consumer electronics. The M39003/01-2519/98 is a tantalum capacitor with an extended 1000 hour rated life and 105°C operating temperature. It is a radial-leaded type, polarized capacitor with nicomn (nickel chrome) end caps.

The M39003/01-2519/98 is a non-solid mould construction, meaning that a wire is soldered around two tantalum pellets, which are then charged. The construction improves the operational reliability, reduces stress on the capacitor, and extends operational life. It also offers arc-over and short-circuit protection, and it is compatible with automated assembly. The capacitor is especially suited for automotive and industrial applications.

The working principle of tantalum capacitors is based upon the behaviour of electric charges in metallic or dielectric materials. When a charged capacitor is connected to a circuit, the electric charge starts to move in a continuous, looping path between the two plates of the capacitor. This process is known as the displacement current. The M39003/01-2519/98 compensates for the displacement current by introducing an opposing charge that opposes the flow of electricity. This makes the capacitor a great tool for storing energy, as it is able to store a large amount of energy, more than a traditional capacitor.

The M39003/01-2519/98 capacitance is 0.25µF with a 10V operating voltage. It offers a dielectric absorption of 63% and is of a radial-leaded design, with standard lead pitch of 5mm and a standard lead length of3.5mm. It has a maximum dissipation of 1.2W and insulation resistance of 1500MΩ. It is rated to 105°C, with an extended life and arc-over protection.

The M39003/01-2519/98 operates by storing energy in the form of electrical energy. Capacitors are made up of two plates that have an electrical charge. When a voltage is applied to the plates, a current is caused to flow. The current between the plates is known as the displacement current. This current compensates for the displacement current by introducing an opposing charge which charges the capacitor. This opposing charge is what is responsible for storing energy.

The M39003/01-2519/98 is a versatile and reliable tantalum capacitor designed for use in a wide range of applications. Its extended 1000 hour life and arc-over protection make it ideal for use in automotive and industrial applications. Its low profile design makes it a great choice for applications in portable electronics. No matter the application, the M39003/01-2519/98 provides reliable storage and performance.

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