M39003/01-3092

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Tantalum capacitors, also known as tantalum electrochemical capacitors, are a type of electrolytic capacitor. Tantalum capacitors are composed of a tantalum anode, a cathode made of a mixture of manganese dioxide and other additives, and a solid electrolyte. On the outer surface of the tantalum anode, an oxide layer is formed in the manufacturing process. This oxide layer enables the capacitor to withstand large amounts of electrical charge and allows it to serve as a reliable electrical connection point.

The M39003/01-3092 tantalum capacitor is a miniature polarized or non-polarized capacitor made with tantalum and has a high insulation resistance and low dissipation factor. With its efficient integration of a high capacitance per unit volume and its relatively low ratings of dissipation factor, the M39003/01-3092 tantalum capacitor finds many applications. Some of the major areas of application for this device include telecommunications, military and aerospace, and medical applications where reliable capacitor performance is imperative.

The M39003/01-3092 tantalum capacitor can be used in power supplies, rectifier circuits, filter circuits, switching circuits, energy storage applications, and the like. Its general purpose capability makes it an economical choice for any application, its low leakage current characteristics and high capacitance density make it ideal for small, portable electronics and high-power applications. Despite its small size, the M39003/01-3092 tantalum capacitor can withstand up to 2kV volts of reverse voltage.

The working principle of a tantalum capacitor is based on its construction and operation. In its simplest form, a tantalum capacitor consists of two metal plates separated by an electrolyte. An electric field is created between the two metal plates by the application of an external voltage. This electric field causes electrons to be attracted to the anode, which is the positively charged plate. These electrons accumulate on the anode, on an oxide layer, forming a layer that is insulated from the electrolyte. When the applied external voltage is reversed, it repels the electrons from the anode and they become attracted to the cathode, which is the negatively charged plate.

The electron transfer across the electrolyte gives the capacitor its capacitance. Tantalum capacitors, like other types of electrolytic capacitors, are especially well suited for applications that require high value capacitance in a limited volume due to their small physical size and high capacitance per volume ratio. In addition, they have high insulation resistance and low dissipation factors.

In summary, The M39003/01-3092 tantalum capacitor is a miniature polarized or non-polarized capacitor made with tantalum and has a high insulation resistance and low dissipation factor. It is suitable for applications such as power supplies, rectifier circuits, filter circuits, switching circuits, energy storage applications, and the like due to its efficient integration of a high capacitance per unit volume and its relatively low ratings of dissipation factor. The working principle of a tantalum capacitor is based on its construction and operation, in which an electric field is created between the two metal plates and electrons are attracted to the anode when an external voltage is applied and are repelled when the voltage is reversed, thus forming the capacitance.

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