M39003/01-2962H

Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are a type of capacitors used to store electrical charge temporarily for numerous types of electronic devices. They are made of tantalum, an inert material which is a valuable resource, because of its ability to store charge and release it quickly. The M39003/01-2962H tantalum capacitor is a surface-mount device which can be used in applications such as automotive, consumer, military, or commercial electronics.

The Application Field of M39003/01-2962H Tantalum Capacitors

The M39003/01-2962H tantalum capacitor is capable of operating over a wide temperature range in order to support a variety of electronics applications. This includes boards which must be able to operate in extreme environments, such as temperatures ranging from -55°C to +125°C. With its non-polarised, hermetically sealed construction it is both highly reliable and waterproof. Suitable for high temperature soldering (260°C for 10 seconds) and radial-leaded designs, this tantalum capacitor can be used in the most demanding of environments.

This capacitors can also be support up to 10V, making them a great choice for applications that require power levels up to 10V （DC). The large size and short lead lengths of the tantalum capacitors also provide increased power density when compared to other types of capacitors. This makes them ideal for use in applications that require high levels of energy density.

The M39003/01-2962H tantalum capacitors are also constructed in order to reduce power dissipation under high temperature conditions. This makes it a suitable choice for applications such as automotive, military, and high-reliability equipment. It is also capable of suppressing EMI to high frequencies for low-interference, high-precision systems.

The Working Principle of the M39003/01-2962H Tantalum Capacitor

Tantalum capacitors are an electrochemical device. They are composed of a positively charged tantalum powder which is held between two electrodes. When the capacitor is charged, the positive charge on the tantalum powder attracts negative charge to the opposite electrode. As a result, electric charge is stored in the capacitor.

When the capacitor is connected to a circuit, the negative charge on the electrode attracts positive charge to the other electrode. As a result, capacitance is created between the two electrodes. This capacitance allows the capacitor to store and release charge as needed. The M39003/01-2962H tantalum capacitor is designed to minimize energy losses during the charge/discharge process.

In order to keep the release of charge stable and consistent, the tantalum powder must be kept in a closed, stable environment. This is accomplished by using a hermetically sealed structure which acts as a barrier between the powder and the external environment. This seal also prevents moisture and other impurities from entering the capacitor, reducing the risk of corrosion and other types of damage.

Conclusion

The M39003/01-2962H is a surface-mount tantalum capacitor that is well suited for applications which require a wide temperature range, up to 10V, and high levels of energy density. This makes it an excellent choice for automotive, military, and high-reliability electronics. The working principle of the capacitor is based on the electrochemical properties of tantalum powder, which allows it to store and release charge as needed. The hermetically sealed structure of the capacitor helps to keep the powder in a stable environment and minimize power dissipation during charging and discharging.