M39003/01-5694A

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Tantalum capacitors are electronic components used to store electrical energy for a variety of applications, ranging from power conditioning to timing, from decoupling to filtering. They belong to the family of non-polarized electrolytic capacitors. The Maxell M39003/01-5694A is a common type of tantalum capacitor and it is used for a variety of applications. This article will explain the application field and working principle of the Maxell M39003/01-5694A.

The Maxell M39003/01-5694A is a surface mounted capacitor designed for both high-performance and cost-effective applications. It is a non-polarized capacitor, meaning it can be connected in either direction without affecting its function. This makes it suitable for a variety of circuit designs. Additionally, its wide temperature range of -55°C to +125°C makes it suitable for use in automotive and industrial applications.

The Maxell M39003/01-5694A is constructed of two tantalum electrodes, a dielectric layer, and an electrolyte-filled casing. The two electrodes are separated by a thin dielectric layer, in this case, a layer of oxide. The electrolyte is then used to fill the casing and seal the constructed capacitor. This sealed electrolyte enables the capacitor to store electrical charge.

The Maxell M39003/01-5694A works by forming a small capacitance between the two electrodes. When an external voltage is applied to the capacitor, a charge transfer takes place across the dielectric layer, and a capacitive reactance is generated. This capacitive reactance has two important effects: the capacitor acts as a shunt, blocking DC current while permitting AC current to pass. It also acts as a filter, blocking high-frequency signals while allowing low frequency presence. This makes the Maxell M39003/01-5694A ideal for power conditioning, timing, decoupling, and filtering applications.

The Maxell M39003/01-5694A has a low ESR, which translates to low losses and better efficiency in power applications. Its high capacitance-voltage (CV) product makes it suitable for different voltage applications. Its rated voltage is 16V DC and its capacitance range is 15 to 47μF.

In summary, the Maxell M39003/01-5694A is a common type of tantalum capacitors suitable for a variety of applications. It is constructed of two electrodes, a thin dielectric layer, and an electrolyte-filled casing. Its capacitive reactance permits AC current to pass while blocking DC current and also allows low frequency presence. Its low ESR and high CV product make it suitable for different voltage applications. Its rated voltage is 16V DC and its capacitance range is 15 to 47μF.

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