M39003/01-6020

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Tantalum capacitors are components used in circuits, composed of two metallic plates which are separated by an insulating material called a dielectric; they are widely used in electronic devices to store electric potential energy.

The M39003/01-6020 is a specific type of tantalum capacitor which is considered to provide superior performance in a variety of applications. This capacitor is designed to have a small case size, making it suitable for space-constrained projects. The capacitance range of this component type varies from 0.5 to 150 µF and its functional voltage range is 16 to 35 volts.

The availability of low-mismatch values and low-profile designs makes this type of capacitor especially useful in hand-held, radio frequency, and microprocessor-related applications. Due to its low volume applications, M39003/01-6020 offers an advantage of high reliability.

The electrolytic material used for M39003/01-6020 is tantalum, which is a type of semiconductor material. Since this material possesses stable electrical characteristics, it also provides excellent performance in temperature and voltage applications. The devices\' electrical characteristics tend to remain relatively constant regardless of changes in temperature or voltage.

Another advantage of this type of capacitor is its repetitive charging and discharging capability. This makes it suitable for use in rechargeable energy storage applications. The maximum operating temperature of the device is 125°C, which increases its reliability in high temperature applications.

M39003/01-6020 capacitors are also popularly used in high frequency AC/DC conversion circuits, switched-mode power supplies, and low-noise electronic circuits. The device features a high self-resonance frequency, which makes it an excellent choice for converters, oscillators, and filters. Its high dielectric absorption rate and low dissipation factor also make it a good choice for impedance matching networks.

M39003/01-6020 operates on a principle where a continuous current passes through a salt bridge. This creates a charge, which then builds up across the capacitor plates. A dielectric layer separates the two plates, and the capacitance is determined by the thickness of the dielectric layer. When a voltage is applied to the capacitor, the rate at which the voltage changes is dependent on the capacitance of the device.

Tantalum capacitors are considered to offer superior performance when compared to other types of capacitors, mainly due to their small size and high reliability. The M39003/01-6020 device takes this even further with its wide range of features such as low-mismatch values, low-profile designs, and excellent performance in temperature and voltage applications. This type of capacitor is an ideal choice for applications requiring reliable performance in a space-constraint environment.

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