M39003/01-8181

M39003/01-8181 is a type of tantalum capacitors. They are widely used for all kinds of applications thanks to their reliability and long life expectancy. In this article, we will discuss the application field and working principle of the M39003/01-8181.

M39003/01-8181 is a type of surface mounted capacitors. It is suitable for applications that require high reliability and long life expectancy, such as:

M39003/01-8181 is also used for other various applications, such as:

The M39003/01-8181 is a tantalum capacitor consisting of two metal plates separated by a dielectric layer made of tantalum pentoxide. The two plates are typically made from tantalum foil or foils of metal oxides. The tantalum pentoxide acts as an insulator between the two plates, preventing electric current from passing through.

When a potential difference is applied across the plates, an electric field is created which causes a charging current to flow. This causes the positive ions on the anode plate to move towards the negative cathode plate and vice-versa. The movement of these ions causes electrons to flow in the opposite direction, and this produces an electric current. The electrons and ions move back and forth until the capacitor is fully charged.

Once charged, the capacitor will act as a storage device, storing the electric energy for a period of time. When the capacitor is discharged, the electric field is removed and the ions and electrons move back to their original positions. This process is repeated until the capacitor is completely discharged.

In conclusion, the M39003/01-8181 is a type of tantalum capacitors with excellent reliability and long life expectancy. It is suitable for various applications, such as power supplies, phones, medical devices, passive components for space applications, radar systems, aircrafts, high technology and precision equipments, automotive applications, data transmission systems, electronic control systems and telecommunication systems. The working principle of M39003/01-8181 is based on the movement of electrons and ions between two metal plates separated by a dielectric layer made of tantalum pentoxide.