M39003/01-8180

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Tantalum capacitors are electronic components that store and release electrical energy in the form of an electric field. This is accomplished by the capacitor\'s ability to store charge between two conducting plates that are built with a dielectric material. The M39003/01-8180 tantalum capacitors are widely used in communications and military applications through their size, heat resistance, long-term stability, and capability to handle extremely low temperatures. These capacitors have a diverse range of applications in various industries, such as telecom, defense, aerospace, automotive, and consumer electronics. This type of capacitor has excellent reliability and performance for its small size.

The M39003/01-8180 series of operating temperature range tantalum capacitors is constructed of a sintered anode, a manganese dioxide dielectric, and a gold and titanium plated nickel barrier termination. Capacitance values for this type of tantalum capacitors range from 1.0μF to 120μF, with tolerance values from ±10%-+20%. The capacitors are capable of operating in temperatures from -55℃ to +105℃ for a period of 2000 hours, while their maximum voltage ratings range from 35V to 100V.

The M39003/01-8180 tantalum capacitors are ideal for use in non-critical applications where small size and long-term stability are needed. These capacitors are relatively low in cost compared to other types of capacitors. However, their working principle relies on the unit\'s ability to charge and discharge which can potentially result in failures if the device is exposed to extreme conditions.

The working principle of any capacitor is based on two electric conductors, separated by a non-conductive material known as the dielectric. When a voltage is introduced across the two conductors, an electric field is generated that stores electric energy. This is known as capacitance. When the voltage that is introduced to the capacitor is removed, a reversed electric field is created. This reverse electric field reapplies the energy that was previously stored. The value of electricity that the capacitor can store is determined by its size, the dielectric material used, and the distance between the two conductors.

M39003/01-8180 tantalum capacitors are used in many circuits due to their small size and long life. These capacitors are suited for applications where low cost, fast performance, and long-term stability are important. Tantalum capacitors are excellent for providing an energy supply that is necessary for electronic circuit operation, allowing them to perform optimally in a variety of conditions. These capacitors’ small size also makes them an ideal choice for applications inlimited-space environments, such as laptop computers and cellular phones.

The M39003/01-8180 tantalum capacitor series has proven to be a reliable source of power supply for a number of different industries. Its ability to maintain performance over a wide range of temperatures and its ability to handle large amounts of energy make it a highly sought after component in the electronics industry. This type of capacitor is also a great choice for devices that are used in harsh environmental conditions, as its reliability and performance will remain intact despite its exposure to extreme temperatures.

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