M39003/01-8210H

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Tantalum capacitors are a special kind of electrolytic capacitors, important components in a wide range of electronic equipment applications. They are available in a variety of sizes, shapes, and styles, and are used in all types of electronic circuits, from high performance audio components to sophisticated military systems. Among them, M39003/01-8210H is a kind of militiy grade high voltage tantalum solid electrolytic capacitors. It can show superior features that will satisfy even the most demanding customers in their application fields.

Features of M39003/01-8210H

M39003/01-8210H has low internal series resistance and low ESR, low leakage current, long-life, superior performance in high temperatures, high ripple current ability and low profile. It is suitable for storage systems, voltage regulators, electrical signals, and other applications with the highest requirements of capacitance stability.

Application fields of M39003/01-8210H

M39003/01-8210H is primarily used in military applications, such as aircraft, spacecraft, missiles, tanks, and other high-end products. It is also commonly used in aerospace and communications equipment, medical equipment, heavy industry, and consumer electronics. It can be used in complex electronic circuits to provide stable voltage, reduce noise, reduce impedance, and improve the operation and reliability of the system.

Working principle of M39003/01-8210H

M39003/01-8210H consists of a tantalum powder anode, an electrolyte, two electrodes, and a capacitor shell. The anode and cathode electrode are typically made of metal which has been vacuum-deposited with a protective film of tantalum pentoxide (Ta2O5). The Ta2O5 acts as a semi-conductor and a charge retention layer, allowing the capacitor to store electric charge. When an electrical voltage is applied across the capacitor, an electric field forms, causing the anode and cathode to become negatively and positively charged, respectively. The electrolyte then forms an ionic bridge between the electrodes, maintaining the charge until the voltage is removed.

When the capacitor is exposed to current, the electric field causes charge to flow between the anode and the cathode. This causes a variation in potential between the two terminals, creating the electric current. The charge then dissipates from the capacitor, allowing it to hold more charge for the next cycle.

M39003/01-8210H offers a variety of advantages over other capacitors, such as improved stability and performance. Its small size, high voltage handling, and lower equivalent series resistance (ESR) makes it the optimal choice for many high-end applications.

Conclusion

M39003/01-8210H is a military grade high voltage tantalum solid electrolytic capacitor. It features low leakage current, superior performance in high temperatures, long life, and low profile. Its primary application fields are aerospace and communications equipment, military applications, medical equipment, heavy industry, and consumer electronics. The working mechanism is through the formation of an electric field between the anode and cathode, allowing the capacitor to store electric charge.

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