M39003/01-2759/HSD

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Tantalum capacitors are one of the most widely used electronic components known for its capabilities to both store and release electrical charge quickly. The M39003/01-2759/HSD is a form of Tantalum capacitor that is well-suited for a wide variety of applications.

The M39003/01-2759/HSD is a bipolar, hermetically sealed, radial leaded, tantalum capacitor. It has excellent temperature stability and certain versions can be used in temperatures up to 125°C. It is a low-profile component that is relatively cheap and therefore easy to source even in large quantities. It has a typical capacitance of 47µF with a tolerance of ±20%. It also has a rated voltage of 10V, which means it is not suitable for very high-voltage applications. Its maximum ripple current at 100kHz and 100°C is 1.2A.

The M39003/01-2759/HSD is primarily used in clocking and timing applications, as well as in medical equipment and military and aerospace applications. It is also used in computer applications such as notebooks, personal computers, and disk drives. The capacitor is designed to both store and release electric charge quickly and efficiently, making it well-suited for these applications. It also has a low profile, which makes it suitable for use in applications where the component must fit in a very small space.

The M39003/01-2759/HSD works on the principle of electrostatic energy. It is essentially a two-terminal electronic component made of two metal plates separated by a thin layer of dielectric material. A voltage applied across the terminals causes an electric field to be established in the dielectric, which in turn causes a net charge to be stored in the capacitor. As the electric field is reversed, the stored charge can then be quickly released.

In summary, the M39003/01-2759/HSD is a form of tantalum capacitor that is well-suited for a variety of applications due to its temperature stability and low-profile design. It is often used in clocking and timing applications, as well as medical equipment, military and aerospace applications, and computer applications such as notebooks, personal computers, and disk drives. It works on the principle of electrostatic energy, wherein an electric field is established in the dielectric material and a net charge is stored in the capacitor.

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