M39003/01-5411/TR

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The M39003/01-5411/TR is a tantalum capacitor. Capacitors are passive electrical components that store and quickly deliver electrical energy with minimal loss. Tantalum capacitors are used in a wide range of applications, which tend to require high reliability and long lease life. The M39003/01-5411/TR has a solid-electrolyte design, also called a “tantalum-electrolyte” type. These capacitors feature excellent high frequency characteristics and exceptionally low leakage at any temperature.

The M39003/01-5411/TR is made up of five components: a dielectric (or insulative material) between two electrodes, an electrolyte and a small amount of cathodic material. The dielectric provides a barrier that prevents the flow of electrical current between the two electrodes. The electrolyte is a conductive material used to bridge the gap between the two electrodes. Finally, the cathodic material acts as a reservoir for storing electrons, so that the capacitor can continue to support current even after the charge supplied to it has been exhausted.

The basic principle of operation of the M39003/01-5411/TR is that when a voltage is applied, the capacitor stores electrical energy between the two electrodes, separated by the dielectric material. When the voltage is removed, the stored energy is released rapidly, in the form of a current flow, from the capacitor. The amount of energy that can be stored by a capacitor is measured in Farads.

The M39003/01-5411/TR is a commonly used capacitor in the telecommunications industry. It is used in frequency-sensitive circuit applications, such as mobile phones, signaling, and sound systems. It can also be used in signal conditioning, timing, and control systems. Its excellent frequency characteristics and low leakage make it ideal for these types of applications.

To provide an extra layer of protection, the M39003/01-5411/TR features a special construction technique known as "overlapping termination." This technique is used to prevent the negative effects of partial soldering, such as mechanical stress and corrosion. The overlapping termination also allows for a lower effective series resistance and inductance, making the capacitor more suitable for high frequency applications.

Another advantage of the M39003/01-5411/TR is its excellent corrosion resistance. The use of a special corrosion-resistant lead frame lowers the electrical resistance and increases the life of the capacitor. The solid tantalum electrolyte also increases the capacitor’s reliability and ensures excellent performance and long-term stability.

The M39003/01-5411/TR can be used in many different applications, from radio and television receivers to radios, sound systems, and other automotive applications. Its low leakage and high frequency characteristics make it an ideal capacitor for these applications. It is also highly reliable and long-lasting, making it a reliable investment for any application.

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