M39003/01-5263H

Tantalum capacitors are a type of electrolytic capacitor made with tantalum foil as the anode, covered with an insulating oxide layer as the dielectric, and filled with an electrolyte as the cathode. These capacitors are often used in multiple applications due to their high capacitance-to-volume ratio, low self-discharge, long shelf life, and stability at high temperatures. The M39003/01-5263H is specifically designed as a small-sized, high-frequency, screened, sealed tantalum chip capacitor.

The M39003/01-5263H is typically used when a high capacitance to volume ratio is required, such as in board-mounted applications. It can be used for signal filtering, decoupling, regulation, and energy storage. These capacitors also feature an ESR rating of 1.3 ohms. This makes them suitable for power-function applications where a low voltage rating is necessary.

The M39003/01-5263H is made of two layers of conductive material with a thin dielectric material in between. When a voltage is applied across the terminals, a small electric field builds up in the dielectric material, creating a capacitance. The capacitor stores electrical energy in the electric field and this stored energy is released when the voltage is removed. The capacitor’s value, or capacitance, is determined by the charge stored in the electric field and the voltage applied across the terminals. The self-leakage current is very small, typically less than 0.1uA, allowing it to be used in high-frequency applications.

The M39003/01-5263H is a small, screened and sealed tantalum chip capacitor designed for high-frequency applications. It offers high capacitance to volume ratio and low self-discharge, making it an ideal choice for board-mounted applications. It also features an ESR of 1.3 ohms, making it suitable for power function applications. Because of its many advantageous features, the M39003/01-5263H is a popular choice for many applications.