M39003/01-5470

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Tantalum capacitors are capacitors that are manufactured using certain tantalum metal alloys as the anode, or positive terminal. They are available in a variety of sizes and configurations, and one of the most popular varieties is the M39003/01-5470. This capacitor is a miniature, low profile unit, with a discrete case and a radial lead configuration. It is ideal for a number of applications.

The M39003/01-5470 is a very reliable and efficient capacitor, and it is designed to offer excellent performance characteristics. It has a maximum rated voltage of 25 volts and a maximum capacitance of 0.47μF. The relatively low profile allows the M39003/01-5470 to be used in a variety of applications, including telecom applications, computer engineering applications, and digital circuitry. In addition, it is perfect for use in numerous audio applications, including those involving short-to-medium range radio transmission.

The M39003/01-5470 has a maximum temperature rating of 85°C and an operating temperature range of -25 to +125°C. The output voltage is 25V and the capacitance range is 0.0047μF to 10μF. This capacitor is also highly resistant to humidity and leaks, making it ideal for use in demanding environments. The dielectric strength of the M39003/01-5470 capacitor is high, and it is also capable of handling high current pulses.

The working principle of the M39003/01-5470 encompasses two basic principles. First, the capacitor comprises two metal plates, which are electrically separated by an insulating material, such as a paper or plastic dielectric, and one of the plates is charged. The second principle is based on Faraday\'s Law, which states that when a charged conductor (i.e plate) is placed into a conducting liquid (i.e the dielectric material), an opposite charge is induced on the conducting liquid attracted to the charges at each plate.

The current that flows in the circuit, when two capacitors are connected back to back, is called the capacitive current. This current in the circuit, determines the capacitance of the combination. Provided the capacitors have the same capacitance, the current will be equal and the voltage between them is determined by the ratio of capacitance.

The applications of the M39003/01-5470 capacitor are mainly related to specific audio-related applications. Thanks to its excellent performance characteristics, the capacitor is excellent for use in short-to-medium range radio transmissions. It is also an ideal choice for use with printed circuit boards for reliable and efficient signal transfer. Furthermore, the M39003/01-5470 capacitor is often used in telecom applications, such as telephone systems.

Overall, the M39003/01-5470 capacitor is an excellent example of a miniature, low profile tantalum capacitor designed to offer reliable performance in a range of different applications. Its discrete case and radial lead configuration make it perfect for use in audio-related applications, and its excellent performance characteristics make it an ideal choice for use in telecom applications. The working principle of this capacitor relies on Faraday’s Law, with the current that flows and determines the capacitance of the combination.

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