M39003/01-6032/TR

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Tantalum capacitors, often referenced by part numbers starting with TAJ, M39003, or any other of their series, are much used in electronic circuits. This article covers the application field and working principles of M39003/01-6032/TR tantalum capacitors.

Tantalum capacitors are available in numerous shapes and sizes to fit various electronic circuits. Due to their smaller size and relatively high capacitance ratings, they are widely used in applications where space is limited or circuit density is important. The TAJ, M39003, and 01-6032 TR series of tantalum capacitors are specifically designed for use in DC or low-frequency AC circuits. The M39003/01-6032/TR series of capacitors is especially suited for applications such as power supplies, amplifiers, decoupling, filtering, and timing.

The capacitance ratings of the M39003/01-6032/TR series range from 0.001µF up to much higher values. This allows them to be tailored to requirements for applications of both high- and low-voltage, and high- and low-current applications. The power rating of these capacitors is dependent on the type and size, but is generally rated at 5 Watts to 60 Watts for a capacitor having a nominal value of 0.1µF. The voltage rating of the M39003/01-6032/TR series is typically rated up to 60 Volts, but ratings up to 100 Volts are available.

The working principle of a tantalum capacitor is simple. In general, it consists of two electrodes or plates which are set up in parallel. Between the two plates, a porous layer of tantalum pentoxide or other dielectric material is placed. When a voltage is applied between these electrodes, electric charge begins to build up on the interior plates. This electric charge creates an electric field across the dielectric layer, and this in turn provides an opposing force to any further charge being added to the plates. This is known as capacitance and is the basic working principle of a capacitor.

The M39003/01-6032/TR series of tantalum capacitors incorporates an internal series resistor for over-voltage protection while the capacitor is in charging and discharging modes. These are usually available in the form of metal film or chip resistors and are designed to prevent explosive flashover. A range of termination styles are available, such as radial leads (pins), axial leads, surface-mount packages, and flexible printed circuit (FPC) packages.

The temperature rating of the M39003/01-6032/TR capacitors is typically rated from -55°C to +125°C, allowing the capacitors to work in most industrial, military, and aerospace conditions. In addition, these capacitors are designed to ensure long service life and high reliability. Tests of the combined record of or M39003/01-6032/TR capacitors include a humidity test (85°C & 85% RH), surge voltage test, vibration test, and flexure test.

In conclusion, the M39003/01-6032/TR tantalum capacitors are specifically designed for use in DC or low-frequency AC circuits. They are available in a range of capacitance ratings and are suitable for high- and low-voltage and high- and low-current applications. These capacitors have high reliability and are designed with an internal series resistor for over-voltage protection. The temperature rating of the M39003/01-6032/TR capacitors is typically rated from -55°C to +125°C, allowing the capacitors to work in most industrial, military, and aerospace conditions. Tests of the combined record of or M39003/01-6032/TR capacitors include a humidity test (85°C & 85% RH), surge voltage test, vibration test, and flexure test.

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