M39003/01-8290

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Tantalum capacitors are amongst the most ubiquitous electronic components. Developments in technology have resulted in tantalum capacitors being used in a wide variety of applications in consumer electronics, biomedical equipment, automotive systems, and a range of other areas. The M39003/01-8290 application field and the working principle of the device will be discussed here.

Uses for M39003/01-8290

The M39003/01-8290 is a radial lead, surface mount, tantalum capacitor. This device has a preferred application field of use in portable electronic equipment due to its relatively small size and its tolerance to high temperatures. The device is also used in industrial applications due to its excellent durability. It is commonly used in power supplies, circuit boards, medical and military equipment, automotive systems, and data communication systems.

M39003/01-8290 Working Principle

The M39003/01-8290 is a type of capacitor that stores electrical energy. The capacitor consists of two conductive plates, an anode and a cathode, that are separated by an insulating material called a dielectric. The plates are connected to the leads of the device, which allow for an electrical current to be run through the capacitor when connected to an external power source. The charge stored in the capacitor is proportional to the voltage applied to the external power source.

Unlike other capacitors, the M39003/01-8290 is a Polarized Electrolytic Capacitor. This type of capacitor has features that differentiate it from other capacitors. These features include a predetermined polarity and an electrolyte. The electrolyte, which is an ionic solution, allows the capacitor to offer a higher capacitance than regular capacitors.

The electrolyte used in the M39003/01-8290 capacitor is tantalum pentoxide. The feature of tantalum pentoxide the sets it apart from other electrolytes is its extremely high dielectric constant. This dielectric constant allows the capacitor to achieve larger capacitance values with much smaller physical sizes than other capacitors. This makes the M39003/01-8290 ideal for uses in portable electronic equipment and other space-limited applications.

Conclusion

The M39003/01-8290 is a tantalum capacitor used in a wide variety of applications. It is preferred for use in portable electronic equipment due to its relatively small size and its tolerance to high temperatures. The device works on the principle of storing an electrical charge proportional to the voltage applied to the external power source. The electrolyte used in the capacitor, tantalum pentoxide, also sets it apart from other electrolytes due to its high dielectric constant. This allows the device to offer a higher capacitance and have smaller physical sizes than other types of capacitors.

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