M39003/01-7110

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Tantalum capacitors are a type of electrolytic capacitor, a component commonly used in electronic circuits. The M39003/01-7110 tantalum capacitor is a reliable low profile device. It is ideal for use in circuit boards, providing the designer with a reliable and cost-effective solution for signal integrity.

The M39003/01-7110 tantalum capacitor is a Hermetically sealed, chip-tantalum capacitor. This means that the capacitor has an enclosed case to prevent moisture from coming in contact with the terminals. It also protects the capacitor from dust and other particles which could compromise its performance. The capacitor’s design also places it near the surface of the board, allowing it to be easily placed in tight spaces.

This tantalum capacitor is typically used for decoupling and filtering applications in digital circuitry due to its low self-inductance, allowing capacitance values to be very small and capacitive losses to be minimized. The M39003/01-7110 is intended for applications with an operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C, and it can be used in a variety of circuits due to its compact size, an aspect it holds an advantage over other types of capacitors.

The M39003/01-7110 tantalum capacitor has a range of capacitance values, ranging from 0.10uF to 330nF. Additionally, its voltage rating extends from 2V to 16V. It also offers low ESR (equivalent series resistance) values, which is why it is ideal for application in decoupling and filtering.

The M39003/01-7110 tantalum capacitor utilizes a liquid-electrolyte system. This electrolyte acts as an insulator between the anode and cathode, but when a current passes through it, it allows electrons to move from one side of the capacitor to the other. This makes it possible for the capacitor to store energy. The amount of energy that can be stored is limited by its capacitance.

When voltage is applied across the capacitor terminals, it produces a charge differential between the anode and cathode. This results in an electric field and the capacitor becomes charged. When the voltage is removed, the electric field is reduced and the charge stored on the capacitor starts to dissipate. The rate at which the charge dissipates is determined by the dielectric of the capacitor and by its resistance.

The M39003/01-7110 tantalum capacitor has a low temperature coefficient of capacitance that keeps its capacitance constant even with changes in operating temperature. This allows it to remain reliable and consistent over a long period of time. The minimal amount of heating that this capacitor produces also allows for a more efficient use of power.

The M39003/01-7110 tantalum capacitor is a reliable device with a range of applications. Its hermetically-sealed case allows it to withstand temperature extremes, and its range of capacitance values, voltage ratings, low ESR values, and low temperature coefficient give it an edge over other types of capacitors.

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