M39003/01-6339/TR

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Tantalum capacitors are a type of capacitor that are designed to feature a solid electrolyte composed of tantalum and are used extensively in the electronics industry. The M39003/01-6339/TR capacitor is a molded, solid tantalum capacitor that offers high performance, stability and reliability. This capacitor is designed to meet the exacting requirements of harsh environment applications.

The M39003/01-6339/TR is among the most widely used tantalum capacitors available and is suitable for a range of both commercial and military applications. This capacitors feature a molded case with a lead frame monolithic element construction, and provide exceptional performance in environments featuring high shock, vibration, temperature and humidity extremities. It also features an extended temperature range of -55°C to +125°C.

The M39003/01-6339/TR’s Applications include:

• MIL spec amplifiers
• Discrete and hybrid circuits
• Precision oscillators
• Motor control circuits
• High frequency switching circuits
• AC to DC converter circuits
• High voltage circuits
• Avionics applications

The working principle of the M39003/01-6339/TR is based on separating two different solid metallic material using a chemical ‘dielectric’ medium. This allows for a electrical charge to be stored within the capacitor within the form of an electric field. When the capacitor is exposed to an alternating current input, the capacitor blocks a DC current while allowing an AC current to flow. This process is commonly referred to as ‘coupling.’

The internal structure of a solid tantalum capacitor features a tantalum anode that has a porous surface. This surface is known as the ‘glaze’ and it is waxed in order to promote the dielectric quality of the device. An electrolyte is then spread over the glaze, and the cell is then sealed. The anode and glaze surfaces are connected to the positive lead of the capacitor while the cathode and electrolyte are connected to the negative lead of the capacitor.

When the capacitor is exposed to an alternating current signal, the signal passes through the dielectric substance located between the anode and cathode. This process generates an electrical field throughout the anode and cathode that is proportional to the AC voltage applied. This stored electrical charge is then released when the AC signal is removed, allowing the capacitor to provide a continuous supply of energy.

The M39003/01-6339/TR solid tantalum capacitor is designed to have long life and can operate continuously in high temperature and humidity environments without issue. It also features excellent volumetric efficiency, low ESR, low leakage current, and outstanding insulation resistance. With such features the M39003/01-6339/TR is an ideal choice for military and commercial applications that require reliable and long life capacitor performance.

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