M39003/01-3095

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Tantalum capacitors are one of the most common types of capacitors seen in the electronics industry. The M39003/01-3095 is an axial-lead, high-current tantalum capacitor that is designed to provide high reliability, wide temperature range, and low leakage current. The M39003/01-3095 has a lead spacing of 0.100” (2.54mm) and is available in various capacitance values from 22μF to 68μF. The M39003/01-3095 is an excellent choice for low profile applications where extended capacitance values are required.

The M39003/01-3095 has a wide range of applications and can be used in the telecommunications industry, where reliable, high current capacitors are required to provide data storage capabilities. It is also used in the consumer electronics sector where it provides reliable voltage filtering, as well as in automotive applications, where it is used to provide power stabilization and filtering. The capacitor is also used to provide high capacitance values in audio systems to reduce distortion.

The working principle of the M39003/01-3095 is the same as any other tantalum capacitor. It is a type of electrochemical capacitor that utilizes a tantalum anode and cathode as well as an electrolyte to store energy. This type of capacitor is able to store a large amount of charge within a small amount of volume, making it a desirable choice for high profile applications. When a voltage is applied across the leads of the capacitor, ions from the electrolyte move to the anode, creating a charge in the capacitor. When the voltage is removed, the ions move back to the electrolyte, restoring the capacitor to its original state.

The M39003/01-3095 is an axial-lead, high-current tantalum capacitor with a lead spacing of 0.100” (2.54mm). It is often used in telecommunications industry, consumer electronics, automotive and audio applications. The capacitor’s working principle relies on the movement of ions from the electrolyte to the anode and back to the electrolyte, allowing it to store a large amount of charge within a small amount of volume.

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