M39003/03-0470/HSD

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Tantalum Capacitors: M39003/03-0470/HSD Application Field and Working Principle

Tantalum capacitors are most commonly referred to as tantalum electrolytic capacitors. This capacitor is made up of a tantalum metal oxide anode and electrolyte-filled cathode. Because it is constructed from the oxide film of tantalum, which is capable of generating a high-density electric charge, it has the advantages of having a very small size, low cost, and high capacitance. To ensure a reliable connection between the capacitor and the device, these capacitors are connected to board level components through standard wire leads.

M39003/03-0470/HSD Application Field

Marshall M39003/03-0470/HSD tantalum capacitors are available with both polarized and nonpolarized field devices. This capacitor model is a single-ended, encapsulated device with a miniaturized configuration. The package of this capacitor is designed to meet the requirements for extreme temperature and humidity variations of many industrial, medical, and military applications. By providing excellent high-temperature performance and low ESR, these devices are ideal for low-voltage, high-temperature, and high-impedance applications.

Due to its excellent characteristics, the M39003/03-0470/HSD capacitors are designed to be used in fields such as high-input amplifiers, high-temperature analog output circuits, medical equipment, and analog signal switching circuits. Additionally, this capacitor model is able to meet the demands for signal line protection, space charge capacitors, backplane filter networks, and ESD protection.

M39003/03-0470/HSD Working Principle

The M39003/03-0470/HSD capacitor operates on the principle of the storage and release of electrical charge. It is composed of two electrodes which are separated by an electrolytic dielectric material. When a potential difference is applied across the capacitor, a positron is generated on the anode terminal and an electron is attracted to the cathode terminal. This generates an electric field in the dielectric material between the two terminals, and thus creates an electric charge which is stored in the capacitor.

When current passes through the capacitor, it is discharged. This discharge of the capacitor is what determines the capacitance. The higher the value of the capacitance, the more electrical charge the capacitor can store, and the longer it takes to discharge. The lower the capacitance, the less electrical charge it can store, and the faster it will discharge.

The M39003/03-0470/HSD capacitor is designed to provide a reliable connection between board level components. By controlling the electric potential between the two terminals, it is able to reduce the amount of current passed through the device. This is essential for high-impedance applications since it ensures that the device is not overwhelmed with excess current.

Conclusion

The M39003/03-0470/HSD capacitor is an ideal choice for a variety of fields due to its miniaturized configuration, excellent high-temperature performance, and low ESR. It operates on the principle of the storage and release of electrical charge and is able to reduce the amount of current passed through the device. By utilizing this capacitor, manufacturers are able to sharply improve the reliability and voltage/current performance of their products.

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