M39003/01-3068

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Tantalum capacitors are part of a large family of electronics components widely used in a variety of products. This type of capacitor is constructed from a tantalum pellet encased in a ceramic can, with metallic leads for connection to electronic circuits. A tantalum capacitor is known for its high stability, reliability and small size, making it an ideal choice for many applications. The M39003/01-3068 is a surface-mount tantalum capacitor ideal for a range of applications, including decoupling, high frequency filtering, and energy storage. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the M39003/01-3068.

Application Field

The M39003/01-3068 is a surface-mount, solid electrolyte, tantalum capacitor with a capacity of 22 µF, a voltage of 10 VDC, and a ripple current of 3.8 A. This type of capacitor is well suited for use in a variety of products and applications. Its small size and high level of stability make it an ideal choice for decoupling, high frequency filtering, and energy storage.

• Telecommunications: The M39003/01-3068 is used in telecommunications equipment, helping to reduce noise and improve signal quality. It can also be used in low power audio circuits, helping to reduce noise and distortion.
• Portable Electronics: The small size and low power requirements of the M39003/01-3068 make it well suited to portable electronics applications, including mobile phones, personal digital assistants (PDA), and portable media devices.
• Power Supplies: The M39003/01-3068 is often used in power supplies, as it provides superior performance in terms of noise reduction and ripple current. This makes it well suited for use in industrial control systems and high frequency converters, where stability and reliability are a must.

Working Principle

The working principle of the M39003/01-3068 is based on the capacitance between a pair of electrodes. When the capacitor is connected to a circuit, the electrons move in an alternating fashion between the two electrodes, forming an electric field. This field induces the storage of energy in the form of electrostatic charge, and when the voltage is removed, the charge is released back into the circuit.

The M39003/01-3068 is constructed from a tantalum pellet in a ceramic case, and the curved interior surface increases the surface area of the electrodes. This has the effect of increasing the capacitance of the capacitor and enabling the storage of greater amounts of energy within a smaller form factor. The use of tantalum as the primary material provides the component with superior stability and reliability. The addition of a dry electrolyte facilitates higher temperature operation and longer life.

The M39003/01-3068 capacitor is an ideal choice for a range of applications requiring high stability, reliability, and reduced size. Its small size makes it ideal for use in portable electronics, while its high level of noise reduction and ripple current are ideal for use in power supplies and industrial control systems.

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