M39003/01-5676/TR

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Tantalum capacitors refer to the family of electrolytic capacitors which have a tantalum oxide conducting layer between their other terminal electrodes. These capacitors are cited to have one of the best performance/price ratio and are available in a wide range of values.

M39003/01-5676/TR is one type of surface mount tantalum capacitors from Vishay. With a voltage rating of 6.3V and capacitance of 47uF, it is durable and has a low-profile design that meets the needs of various applications. Available in a range of sizes from 4.5mm to 5.0mm and in various heights from 1.6mm to 3.2mm, M39003/01-5676/TR suits a variety of power supply requirements. It is also widely used in consumer electronics, communications devices, and industrial electronic equipment.

M39003/01-5676/TR not only excels in performance but also in its relative low ESR values. It features advanced technology tantalum cathode construction, which provides superior performance, excellent capacitance stability, and rated ripple current up to 1.5A. It also maintains low ESR values even with additional ripple currents.

Compared to other types of capacitors, M39003/01-5676/TR has many advantages. Due to its short profile design and surface mount profile, it can be used on densely populated circuit boards. Besides its high current rating, it has very long cycle life and high reliability. The unique design of the tantalum cathode also ensures a very low ESR over a wide operating temperature range from -55°C to +125°C.

The working principle of the M39003/01-5676/TR is similar to regular electrolytic capacitors. It consists of two main electrodes, the anode andthe cathode, separated by a dielectric. The dielectric used is usually a tantalum oxide layer, which gives the capacitor its unique features. In order to be properly activated, the capacitor needs a voltage over its rated voltage. This activation voltage will cause a current to build up, which in turn will create an electric field inside the capacitor.

The electric field created in the capacitor causes charge carriers to move from one electrode to the other, which eventually leads to the formation of a dielectric layer that can store electrical charge. During normal operation, the electric field will dissipate and the charge carriers will return to their original position. Thus, even when the capacitor is discharged, no voltage will be applied, as the dielectric remains intact and no losses will occur.

M39003/01-5676/TR is an ideal choice for applications requiring high reliability, good capacitance, and low ESR. It is also very versatile, and can be used in a variety of applications that require a reliable capacitance source. From automotive engine control systems to consumer electronics, from medical equipment to computers and other devices, M39003/01-5676/TR is a reliable, high-quality solution.

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