M39003/01-3084H

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A tantalum capacitor is an electrolytic capacitor, a component of electronic circuits, that consists of two electrodes (an anode and a cathode) separated by an electrolyte, a dielectric, made usually of a solid conductive plastic polymer. The M39003/01-3084H is a type of SMD tantalum capacitor that is hugely popular due to its convenience, high temp specs, and signal controlling characteristics.

Application

The M39003/01-3084H is useful in a wide variety of applications and environments due to its specs. Its operating temperature range is -55ºC (-67F) to +125ºC (257F). It provides excellent reliability thanks to its extended shelf life and low-loss dielectric. It is widely used in microprocessing applications, data systems, clock circuits, and other electrical power systems.

Package

The M39003/01-3084H is available in several packages, such as the Standard Ceramic SMD package, the Plastic SMD package, and the Axial-Legged SMD package. The standard package comes in a limited number of sizes and capacities, while the other two packages can be customized for special applications, making them more suitable for certain projects. This variety enables cost-effective solutions for both SMD capacitor designs.

Working Principle of the M39003/01-3084H

The M39003/01-3084H has a working principle that is similar to other types of electrolytic capacitors. It is composed of an anode, which is the positively charged plate, and a cathode, which is the negatively charged plate. Both of these plates are separated by an electrolyte, which is an ion-filled non-conductive material. The electrolyte is necessary for the capacitor to function, as it keeps the two plates from coming into contact with each other.

When a voltage is applied to the anode and cathode, an electric current begins to flow between them, forming an electrical charge. This charge is stored within the capacitor, allowing it to provide a current to the load. The amount of current that the capacitor can provide is dependent on the size of the capacitor and the voltage. It is important to note that if the voltage is too great, the capacitor could become damaged.

The M39003/01-3084H is also capable of providing some voltage protection to circuits by reducing the effect of voltage transients and spikes. The capacitor is able to absorb the transient energy, reducing its effects on the rest of the circuit, and protecting it from damage.

Conclusion

The M39003/01-3084H is an extremely versatile tantalum capacitor, offering excellent reliability and performance in a wide variety of applications. Its operating temperature range is -55ºC (-67F) to +125ºC (257F), making it suitable for extreme temperatures. Its resistance to voltage transients and spikes also make it an ideal choice for circuit protection. With its many advantages, the M39003/01-3084H is an excellent choice for any electronic project.

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