M39003/01-8069H

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Tantalum capacitors are widely used electronic components in today’s devices, and the M39003/01-8069H is an example of this. This capacitor type has several advantages over traditional aluminium electrolytic capacitors. It is much smaller than aluminium electrolytic capacitors, yet still maintains a high capacitance. This allows for capacitance to be used in significantly reduced spaces, when compared to traditional capacitor types. Additionally, the construction of tantalum capacitors allows for higher ripple current capabilities than aluminum electrolytics. M39003/01-8069H capacitors are also much less prone to moisture absorption, meaning they remain operational over a greater range of operating temperatures.

The M39003/01-8069H tantalum capacitor is a MIL-STD-55342-qualified, polarized, wet-slug, axial-lead, through-hole capacitors. It features high capacitance and small size for demanding mobile, military and harsh environment applications. As such, the M39003/01-8069H is sometimes referred to as a "wet slug" capacitor. This type of capacitor is designed to endure vigorous mechanical and electrical stresses while providing required DC-blocking capacitance.

The working principle of the M39003/01-8069H capacitor revolves around its three main components: the dielectric, the anode and the cathode. The dielectric is an oxide film that is deposited on the anode arc of the capacitor. This dielectric allows for electrical energy to be stored within the capacitor, based on the principles of electrostatics. The anode of the M39003/01-8069H capacitor is typically made out of tantalum, and it is the film of oxide that is deposited onto the anode that generates the capacitance. The cathode on the other hand, is typically a metal or oxide film that is insulated from the anode by the dielectric.

In order to operate, the M39003/01-8069H requires an adequate supply of DC voltage. This supply of energy is what allows for the capacitor to be charged with electrical energy. When the capacitor is fully charged, any additional DC current that is applied to the capacitor is not able to pass through, as the dielectric between the anode and the cathode stops it from doing so. The DC voltage that is applied to the capacitor is also what causes current to flow back and forth between the anode and cathode, and this is what allows for the capacitor to block DC current from passing through it.

Some of the primary application areas that make use of the M39003/01-8069H tantalum capacitor include various military, aerospace and radio communications applications. These types of capacitors are typically used in applications that require a rugged design, as these individual components can often withstand harsh environmental conditions. They are also commonly used in portable electronics and consumer appliances, primarily due to their ability to withstand mechanical shocks and vibrations without compromising their performance.

The M39003/01-8069H tantalum capacitor is a reliable and versatile component, which is why they are so heavily used in today’s applications. With its enhanced mechanical robustness and high capacitance to size ratio, this type of capacitor has helped to make electronics much more compact and reliable. The unique construction of the M39003/01-8069H tantalum capacitor has allowed it to become a popular option among military, aerospace, portable electronics, and consumer electronics applications, as it is able to withstand harsh environmental conditions with ease.

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