M39003/01-5428H

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Tantalum capacitors, also known as Tantalum Electrolytic capacitors, are a type of capacitor that uses a tantalum powder for an anode, usually contained in a hard casing. The M39003/01-5428H is an example of this type of capacitor. It has a maximum working temperature of 125°C, and it is a standard surface mount device for electronic system use.

The M39003/01-5428H has several applications. It is mainly used for high frequency bypass or decoupling, which helps limit noise and harmonics. It can also be used in general purpose filtering, coupling or blocking in low voltage power delivery applications. The capacitor can also be used for smoothing in switching power supplies and digital signal processing circuits.

The working principle of the M39003/01-5428H is based on the charge and discharge mechanism. When electric charge is applied to the capacitor, ions from the electrolyte solution in between the anode and cathode of the capacitor are attracted and exchange electrons with the anode. This causing the electrons to flow through the anode and to accumulate on the capacitor’s plates. This in turn creates a voltage potential across the two plates. This is known as the charging process.

When the electric charge is removed from the capacitor, the electrons stored on the capacitor’s plates slowly drift back into the electrolyte solution. This process is known as the discharging process. This movement of charge causes a decrease in the voltage potential across the two plates. The amount of time it takes for the voltage to discharge is dependent on the capacitor’s characteristics, such as its size and capacitance.

In summary, the M39003/01-5428H is a type of Tantalum Capacitor with a maximum working temperature of 125°C. It is mainly used for high frequency bypass or decoupling, filtering, coupling or blocking in low-voltage power delivery applications, and for smoothing in switching power supplies and digital signal processing circuits. The working principle of the capacitor is based on charge and discharge mechanism, where electric charge accumulates on the capacitor’s plates to create a voltage potential, and then slowly drifts back into the electrolyte solution when the charge is removed.

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