M39003/01-6231/TR

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Tantalum capacitors, or Tantalum capacitors, are solid-state, electrolytic capacitors that have the properties of both electrolyte and ceramic capacitors. They are made from a combination of tantalum metal powder and an organic or polymer material. This combination of two materials provides excellent high-temperature tolerance, high voltage, low leakage, and long shelf life making it an ideal choice for high-performance and high-reliability applications.

The M39003/01-6231/TR is a tantalum capacitor manufactured by TDK. It has a high maximum capacitance of 6.822 μF and a maximum working voltage of 50V. In addition, it is temperature rated from -55 °C to 125 °C, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial applications.

Application Field

M39003/01-6231/TR capacitors are designed for use in a variety of systems such as circuit protection, power management, as well as AC-DC, DC-DC, and DC-AC converters. They can also be used in digital and analog circuits, as well as in telecom and networking devices. Additionally, they are also excellent for use in automotive, high-end consumer and medical electronics.

M39003/01-6231/TR capacitors are particularly suited to automotive and high-reliability applications due to their high working voltage, low leakage, and high-temperature tolerance. They are also used in medical devices due to their high reliability and long shelf life.

Working Principle

Tantalum capacitors use the polarity of electricity to store charges. In a tantalum capacitor, the tantalum forms the anode and a special dielectric material serves as the dielectric between the two electrodes. The negative charges on the tantalum form the cathode and are stored on the dielectric material. As electrons flow through the tantalum anode, they are attracted to the negative charges stored on the dielectric material.

As more and more electrons accumulate, a voltage gradient, or potential difference, is created between the two electrodes. This electric field stored on the dielectric material is what provides the capacitance of the tantalum capacitor. The capacitance of the M39003/01-6231/TR capacitor is 6.822 μF.

When the tantalum capacitor is connected to a power source, the electric field on the dielectric material is disrupted, allowing electrons to flow. As electrons flow, they create a charge displacement in the dielectric material. When the voltage of the power source reaches the rated breakdown voltage of the capacitor, the dielectric material becomes saturated with electrons and the capacitor cannot take on any more current.

Overall, tantalum capacitors are suitable for a wide variety of applications due to their excellent high-temperature tolerance, high voltage, low leakage, and long shelf life. The M39003/01-6231/TR is a tantalum capacitor manufactured by TDK, with a maximum capacitance of 6.822 μF and a maximum working voltage of 50V, making it suitable for a wide range of industrial applications.

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