M39003/01-8369H

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Tannalum capacitors are a type of electrolytic capacitors, consisting of two electrodes, with a separator in between them that maintains a certain distance, based on the design of the capacitance. The two electrodes are usually made of tannalum and are electrically insulated from each other with an electrolyte substance, such as a liquid or a solid with an electrolyte component. A simple tannalum capacitor consists of two metal electrodes and a separator in between them, with no additional components. Tannalum capacitors are typically made from powder or wire coated with tannalum and then heated and pressed into a shape with a dielectric medium, typically formed of polyurethane or epoxy resin. The dielectric medium usually contains an electrolyte, which provides a conductive path for current to flow in and out of the capacitor.

M39003/01-8369H is a non-polarized, surface mount tantalum electrolytic capacitor that has been designed with both excellent electrical performance and reliability in mind. It offers a high surge current capability with high resistance to ac and dc voltages up to 10V. The capacitor has a large surface area and a low profile due to its thin construction, making it perfect for use in small, high density electronic systems. It also has a high MTBF rating, making it a reliable component for many applications.

The M39003/01-8369H is used primarily in radio-frequency applications, such as in wireless routers and other wireless communication devices, as well as for general purpose AC-DC switching applications. The capacitor is also used in power conditioning applications, as it can provide high power storage capacity, even at higher temperatures. It is also suitable for use in solar energy systems, as it offers high surge current capability and can withstand repeated high power cycles.

The working principle behind a tannalum capacitor is based on capacitance. This is the ability of two conductors to store electrical energy, in the form of an electric field, between them when they are connected to a voltage source, such as a battery. The two conductors of the capacitor, which are usually made of tannalum, are separated by a dielectric medium, such as a liquid or a solid with an electrolyte component. As electric power is applied to the capacitor, a charge is transferred from one conductor to the other, creating an electric field that stores electrical energy between them. The amount of energy stored depends on the capacitance of the capacitor, which is determined by the size, shape and material of the capacitor, as well as the magnitude and frequency of the voltage. The electric field created by a capacitor can be sustained for a long period of time, even when the voltage is removed.

M39003/01-8369H tantalum capacitors are highly reliable, as they provide excellent electrical performance and reliable energy storage, while being non-polarized and ideal for surface mount applications. This makes them suitable for many applications, such as radio-frequency applications, power conditioning, and solar energy systems. The working principle of a tannalum capacitor is based on capacitance, which allows for the storage of energy between two conductors when a voltage supply is present. This makes them highly reliable and provides a long-lasting, steady output.

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