M39003/01-5676/HSD

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Tantalum capacitors are electrical components which are used for storing energy. They are manufactured using tantalum metal and serve as energy sources in all sorts of electronic equipment. The M39003/01-5676/HSD family is one such series of capacitors, and it has several features and applications that make it a popular choice.

The first of these is that the capacitors are ultra-small in size. They are not only lightweight at 11.7 milligrams each, but also extremely strong and durable. These physical characteristics make them ideal for uses in space-limited applications such as computers, drones, and other modern electronics, as well as in military applications.

In terms of electric performance, M39003/01-5676/HSD tantalum capacitors boast a very impressive range. The capacitors can handle an operating voltage of up to 35 VDC and a maximum DC leakage current of 2 μA. The capacitors are also very low loss, and have a dielectric absorption ratio of 50%.

One of the most important aspects of the M39003/01-5676/HSD tantalum capacitors is their ability to store and release energy quickly. This is because of their high rated capacitance: each capacitor is rated for a capacitance of between 100 μF and 200 μF. Furthermore, they are designed with low-ESL characteristics, making them ideal for pulse-mode applications.

The M39003/01-5676/HSD family of tantalum capacitors is thus designed to provide a cost-effective, reliable and consistent performance in all kinds of electronic equipment. From smartphones to computers, drone parts to military applications, these capacitors have been used extensively in a variety of industrial and consumer applications.

The M39003/01-5676/HSD family of tantalum capacitors utilizes a working principle which is fairly simple and straightforward. Each capacitor has two plates, an anode which is made from tantalum oxide, and a cathode which is made from manganese dioxide. When a voltage potential is applied between the two plates, electrons are forced across the oxide layer, generating an electric field. This electric field then causes a charge to accumulate on the plates. The amount of charge that is stored is proportional to the capacitance of the capacitor.

Once the capacitor is charged, it can be used to supply power. When the current is discharged, the charge is reduced and the capacitor returns to a state of equilibrium, restoring its original charge. This cycle continues until there is no more charge available, or the system is shut down.

The M39003/01-5676/HSD family of tantalum capacitors are a robust and reliable electrical component that can be used in a wide range of applications. With its ultra-small size, high rated capacitance, and low-ESL characteristics, these capacitors can provide a consistent and reliable source of energy for all kinds of electronic equipment.

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