M39003/01-5083/TR

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Tantalum capacitors are important components in various electronic circuits due to their characteristics of high voltage, high capacitance, long lifetime, and small size. The M39003/01-5083/TR is one of the most common models of tantalum capacitors available from suppliers.

This particular device is a molded, hermetically sealed tantalum capacitor with an axial lead and an operating temperature of -55 to 85 degrees Celsius. The M39003/01-5083/TR is available in various electrical values and has a standard tolerance ranging from +10% to -10%. The maximum voltage ratings of the device is 50 volts and it has been designed to meet the requirements of Mil-C21699/117.

The capacitors are constructed from Ta2O5 (Tantalum pentoxide) which is then anodized to form an anodic oxide barrier. This layer is then covered with a dielectric medium and a metallic lead is inserted through the casing to act as electrodes connecting the capacitor to the circuit.

The M39003/01-5083/TR is mainly used in applications that require a high level of reliability such as industrial equipment, consumer electronics, automotive electronics, communication systems, and defense applications. The capacitor is also used in power supplies, analog circuits, DC-DC converters, and audio circuits. Furthermore, due to its robust construction, the M39003/01-5083/TR is often used in applications with extreme electrostatic discharges, high humidity, or very high operating temperatures.

When compared to electrolytic capacitors, tantalum capacitors offer several advantages including their small size, high capacitance, and a much longer lifetime. The capacitance of the M39003/01-5083/TR can range from 0.001uF to 22uF depending on the model and its application. Unlike electrolytic capacitors, tantalum capacitors also have a very low leakage current which makes them ideal for signal applications.

One of the main disadvantages of tantalum capacitors is their susceptibility to failure when used in high-voltage, high-frequency circuits in which the maximum voltage ratings of the M39003/01-5083/TR cannot be exceeded. Furthermore, the capacitance of the device tends to decrease over time, thus requiring frequent maintenance.

In order to ensure the safe and reliable operation of the M39003/01-5083/TR, it is recommended that it be used in circuits within its specified voltage range. Additionally, the ambient temperature and humidity should be monitored regularly to ensure that they remain within the specified limits.

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