M39003/01-6111/98

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Tantalum Capacitors

Tantalum capacitors are miniature, low profile, high reliability surface mount and through-hole capacitors with a variety of applications. They are frequently used in military, aerospace and industrial applications and are also becoming a popular choice for consumer products. The combination of high reliability, small size and low profile makes tantalum capacitors an ideal solution for space constrained and power intensive projects. The high reliability of the tantalum capacitor makes it especially useful in applications requiring long-term stability and high operating temperatures.

The M39003/01-6111/98 is a common tantalum capacitor. It was designed for military and aerospace applications where smaller size, high frequency switching and high reliability are key requirements. These capacitors are available from major distributors with the following electrical characteristics: a capacitance range of 0.1uF to 680mF, a voltage rating of 4V to 50V, and a temperature range of -55°C to +125°C.

Application Field

The wide capacitance and voltage range of the M39003/01-6111/98 makes it an ideal choice for a variety of applications including power transfer, power supplies, filters, buffers, amplifier stages, and decoupling. Due to their high reliability and low profile, these capacitors can also be used in high frequency switching circuits in military and aerospace applications. In consumer applications, the capacitors are frequently used in memory drivers, audio couplers, and other integrated circuits with high demands for stability and precision.

Working Principle

The M39003/01-6111/98 is a tantalum capacitor, which is an electrical component that stores energy in an electrostatic field. It consists of a tantalum oxide layer, two electrodes, and a dielectric insulator. The tantalum oxide layer acts as a dielectric material and causes the electrons to flow between the two electrodes. This creates an electric field, which causes the capacitor to store energy. As current passes through the capacitor, it is capable of absorbing and releasing energy.

The capacitor works when an external voltage is applied. This causes an electric field to be generated between the two electrodes, causing current to flow between them. When the applied voltage is removed, the electric field is weakened, causing the flow of current to stop. This process allows the capacitor to store energy and to release it again later.

The M39003/01-6111/98 is a popular choice for applications that require low profile, high reliability, and high operating temperature. The wide capacitance and voltage ratings make it an ideal choice for a variety of applications, and its high reliability makes it especially useful in military and aerospace applications.

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