M39003/01-2845/HSD

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Tantalum capacitors, otherwise known as tantalum electrolytic capacitors, are a type of capacitor manufactured using tantalum metal as an anode, usually covered with an oxide, as the dielectric layer. This anode is then connected to a cathode made of metal, usually lead or aluminum foils. The combination of these layers creates a capacitor with higher capacitance than other types of capacitors, such as ceramic or mica capacitors. The capicitance of the capacitor can be adjusted by the thickness of the oxide layer on the tantalum anode, which is determined by the process used to manufacture the capacitor. The M39003/01-2845/HSD tantalum capacitor is a radial leaded, screened device suitable for use in electronic devices and other electrical applications. This capacitor consists of a tantalum anode slug that is covered in an oxide layer, coupled to two aluminum leads placed at various angles. The entire capacitor is then encased in a molded plastic body. As a result, this capacitor has a low profile design, allowing for ease of assembly and machine insertion, and it is capable of effectively dissipating heat away from the capacitor. This specific capacitor offers a capacitance of 3.3μF and an operating voltage of 6.3V. It has a temperature coefficient of ±200ppm/°C, and is rated with a maximum DC leakage current of 0.1CT and a maximum impedance of 5mA at 100kHz. It is designed to meet TLL 227-2 and TLL 244-1 moisture prevention standards, and can withstand -55°C to +105°C temperatures. This model is also RoHS compliant, making it a good choice for many applications, such as in automotive, medical, and consumer electronics. The M39003/01-2845/HSD tantalum capacitor works by using the concept of electrolytic capacitance. As current flow through the capacitor\'s terminals, the charge stored in the anode slug is transferred to the cathode lead, creating a capacitance. Since the oxide material has a higher dielectric constant than other capacitive plate materials, it is able to store more electrons and create a strong capacitance. This process takes place in the capacitor, and the resulting electrical charge is then discharged when the current is reversed. The M39003/01-2845/HSD tantalum capacitor is ideal for a variety of applications, such as filtering and energy storage. It is also used in computers, plasma displays, and audio equipment, among other electronic devices. The capacitor\'s high capacitance, low profile design, and reliable performance make it a good choice for many types of applications.

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