M39003/01-6060/HSD

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Tantalum capacitors are a subset of electrolytic capacitors which use tantalum as the anode material. They are typically made of thin strips of sheet tantalum within a formin which serve as electrodes. The tantalum combines with an electrolyte, usually manganese dioxide, to form a solid electrolyte capacitance. These capacitors are also widely known as tantalum electrolytic capacitors. The M39003/01-6060/HSD series of tantalum capacitors are composed of a manganese dioxide cathode, a tantalum metal anode, and an electrolyte. They feature a wide operating voltage range of 2.5 to 50 Volts and have superior capacitance retention characteristics over other electrolytic capacitors.

The M39003/01-6060/HSD tantalum capacitors are particularly useful in power circuits, due to their high electrical and temperature stability. They are also resistant to vibration and shock, making them suitable for use in military and aerospace applications. In addition to their stability, they are highly reliable in high temperature environments, and have low equivalent series resistance (ESR) and low dielectric absorption (dielectric absorption of charge at lower temperatures). The combination of these characteristics makes them an ideal choice for high power applications.

The M39003/01-6060/HSD series of tantalum capacitors is commonly used in power supplies, converters, filters, switching power supplies, pulse circuits, and other power electronics applications. The capacitance values range from 1uF to 22uf, and their DC leakage current is less than 1.0 uA, making them suitable for use in high-power applications. In addition, they are capable of handling 1.5 times the rated voltage without becoming damaged.

The working principle of M39003/01-6060/HSD tantalum capacitors is based on the fact that the anode material consists of a thin film of tantalum surrounding an electrolyte. This forms a double-layer capacitor, where the anode material acts as the dielectric and the electrolyte acts as the capacitor’s plate area. When a voltage is applied across the capacitor, a layer of charged ions is formed on the anode’s surface. This creates a static electric field across the tantalum film, which produces a current. This current is then stored in the capacitor, and can be released again when the capacitor is connected to a circuit.

In summary, the M39003/01-6060/HSD series of tantalum capacitors is a reliable and reliable component for power electronics applications. They are highly stable and have excellent temperature characteristics, making them ideal for use in power supplies, converters, filters, switching supplies, and other high power circuits. In addition, their low ESR and dielectric absorption, coupled with their ability to handle 1.5 times their rated voltage, make them highly reliable components. The working principle of these capacitors is based on a thin film of tantalum that forms a double-layer capacitor. When voltage is applied across the capacitor, a layer of charged ions is formed on the anode’s surface, which stores the current in the capacitor.

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