M39003/01-3105/TR

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Tantalum capacitors are also known as TaCaps, and they are electronic components that store energy by means of an electrical field. The main component of a tantalum capacitor is the tantalum pentoxide. A TaCap has two conductive plates separated by a dielectric or insulating material, such as tantalum pentoxide, and is capable of being charged and discharged quickly. The M39003/01-3105/TR tantalum capacitor is a small, low-profile surface mount capacitor that is ideal for applications where size and weight are critical.

These capacitors can be used in various applications including power supplies, DC-DC converters, oscillators and amplifiers. In addition, they offer excellent thermal stability and enable high frequency operation. M39003/01-3105/TR tantalum capacitors offer a broad range of capabilities, including variable capacitance, resistance, and frequency response.

M39003/01-3105/TR tantalum capacitors are designed for surface-mount applications on printed circuit boards. They feature a low profile construction and thin-film electrodes, and offer excellent thermal dissipation and highly stable frequency response. The capacitors offer good stability over temperature and humidity, and are designed to offer excellent capacitance and voltage values. The capacitance tolerance of the M39003/01-3105/TR tantalum caps ranges from +50 to -10%.

The M39003/01-3105/TR tantalum caps also offer excellent current and frequency characteristics. The capacitors are capable of switching quickly, providing fast switching times with minimal power dissipation. The capacitors also feature excellent noise reduction and surge protection due to their low ESR dielectric. The temperature coefficient of 0.1% per °C makes them ideal for low drift applications.

The working principle of the M39003/01-3105/TR tantalum capacitors is based on the dielectric medium’s ability to store electrical energy. The charge stored in the dielectric medium between the two plates creates an electric field. When electricity is applied to the plates, the electric field changes, storing the energy until it is released. The capacitor stores energy by accumulating electric charges that serve as a barrier between the two electrodes.

Tantalum capacitors are characterized by their excellent frequency response, low ESR, and low signal distortion. They are widely used in a variety of different applications such as computers, communication systems, amplifiers, and power supplies. The M39003/01-3105/TR tantalum capacitor is a highly versatile and reliable component. Its construction and design make it ideal for mission-critical applications. It offers excellent performance with respect to temperature, voltage, and frequency stability. This makes it a suitable choice for applications in harsh environments or with stringent requirements regarding reliability.

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