M39003/01-8200

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Tantalum capacitors are widely used in all electronic systems and circuits, and the M39003/01-8200 is no exception. Native to the industry standard in military and aerospace applications, the M39003/01-8200 is renowned for its excellent performance and reliability. This article will provide an overview of the application fields and working principle of the M39003/01-8200.

The M39003/01-8200 is a low profile, molded chip type tantalum capacitor, which makes it ideal for both industrial and consumer applications. Its main advantages are its low electrical leakage, low equivalent series inductance, and high-temperature operating life, making it suitable for high-end and demanding applications such as in automotive, aerospace, and medical systems. It also features a resin-enhanced anodic coating for excellent shelf life stability, making it all the more suitable for long-term storage and use.

In terms of application, the M39003/01-8200 tantalum capacitor has many uses. It is commonly used in consumer applications, including mobile phones, personal computers, digital cameras, and other electronic consumer devices. It is also used in a variety of industrial applications, such as in medical equipment, telecommunications systems, and military/aerospace systems. Its longevity under harsh environmental conditions makes it suitable for use in military and aerospace applications, while its small physical size makes it ideal for use in space-restricted locations, such as in PCB designs for comsats and mobile handheld devices.

Now let’s look at how the M39003/01-8200 works. The capacitor itself is comprised of two strips of tantalum material separated by a dielectric material. A voltage is applied across the strips, which produces an electric field within the dielectric and causes the strips to attract each other. This attraction creates a capacitance, which is the amount of electric charge that can be stored between the strips. As the voltage is increased, the attraction between the strips also increases, resulting in a larger capacitance. Once the voltage is removed, the amount of stored charge is released gradually, and the capacitance is replenished.

The M39003/01-8200 tantalum capacitor is an excellent option for a variety of applications, due to its excellent performance and reliability. Its low equivalent series inductance, high-temperature operating life, and resin-enhanced anodic coating make it suitable for a variety of high-end and demanding industrial and consumer applications. It is also an excellent solution for designs requiring space-restricted locations, due to its small physical size.

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