M39003/01-7342H

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Introduction to Tantalum Capacitors

The tantalum capacitor is a type of electrolytic capacitor that offers all of the advantages of other types of electrolytic capacitors combined with some other unique advantages that make it an incredibly popular choice in electronic circuits. The abundance of tantalum, which is one of the most electrically stable materials known, and its size (capacitors can be as small as 0603 in size) makes these capacitors a favorite of engineers and designers. Tantalum capacitors are often referred to as “tantalum electrolytic caps” or simply “tantalum caps”.

Applications of M39003/01-7342H Tantalum Capacitors

M39003/01-7342H tantalum capacitors are a common component used in various electrical and electronic systems. They are regularly used in power supply filters, DC-DC converters, low-pass filter applications, multiplexers, and multiplexed circuit memory systems, among countless other circuit designs. Due to their stability and ruggedness, they can be used in specialized systems in which size and performance are key criteria, such as in aerospace and military applications.

How M39003/01-7342H Capacitors Work

Like all electrolytic capacitors, coaxial M39003/01-7342H tantalum capacitors contain an anode and a cathode separated by an electrolyte, usually a form of aqueous solution containing dissolved salts. When a voltage is applied across the capacitors\' terminals, an electrical current flows through the capacitor and causes deposited layers of invisible metallic oxide to form on the cathode and anode surfaces. The result is a static charge – the capacitor\'s electrical field.

The static charge formed on the M39003/01-7342H tantalum capacitor can be used to store an electrical charge for a short period of time. When current is applied to the capacitor, it will allow the current to flow until the capacitor becomes fully charged. After that, the current will be blocked. This is the main purpose of the capacitor, to store an electrical charge, and to allow for the release of that stored electrical charge at the appropriate time.

Advantages of Using M39003/01-7342H Tantalum Capacitors

Some of the key advantages of using M39003/01-7342H tantalum capacitors are their small size, lower profile, higher capacitance, high dielectric strength, lower leakage current, higher temperature range, and maximum rated voltage. They are considered to be exceptionally rugged and reliable, and can resist environmental and mechanical stresses well.

M39003/01-7342H tantalum capacitors are used in a wide range of applications due to their small size. The capacitors are typically available in surface mount packages making them ideal for applications where space is limited or where board real estate is minimal. Additionally, they are considered to be highly reliable, even in extreme high temperature environments.

Conclusion

M39003/01-7342H tantalum capacitors are great for applications that require stability, performance, and reliability. They offer a wide range of advantages when compared to other capacitors, such as their small size, higher capacitance, and higher temperature range. They can be used in a variety of applications, including power supply filters, DC-DC converters, low-pass filter applications, multiplexers, and multiplexed circuit memory systems.

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