M39003/01-8218/TR

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Tantalum capacitors are a type of electrical component commonly used in consumer electronics like mobile phones, computers, and tablets. They are made from a tantalum ore, usually in the form of a rod, and they act as an electrical conductor and a storage device. The M39003/01-8218/TR is a type of tantalum capacitor specifically designed for high-temperature, high-reliability applications such as those found in military and aerospace applications.

The main purpose of a capacitor is to store energy and release it when it is needed. Capacitors are typically used for power supply filtering, where they store energy during a surge and then release it back onto the circuit when the current drops. The M39003/01-8218/TR is designed to be used in high-temperature environments, allowing it to withstand extreme temperatures without compromising its resistance, reliability, or energy storage capacity.

The main component of the M39003/01-8218/TR is a tantalum ore rod that acts as a dielectric. Dielectrics are insulators that can store energy. This dielectric is sandwiched between two electrical conductors, one on the bottom of the capacitor and one on top, and these conductors are connected to the circuit and provide the necessary electrical current to charge the capacitor.

The M39003/01-8218/TR uses a non-solid electrolyte system that is designed to provide enhanced performance and reliability in extreme temperature environments. The tantalum capacitor is also designed to offer excellent mechanical shock and vibration resistance. The capacitor can handle up to +175°C and provides maximum self-heating of less than 3°C. It also offers a low ESR (equivalent series resistance) of about 0.5Ω and is resistant to moisture, chemical, and abrasion wear.

The M39003/01-8218/TR is a reliable, high-temperature capacitor that can be put to effective use in extreme temperature applications. Its non-solid electrolyte system, high-temperature tolerance, and maximum self-heating capability make it an ideal choice for a variety of military, aerospace, and consumer electronics applications.

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