M39003/03-2069

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Tantalum capacitors are a type of electrolytic capacitor which have tantalum as one of their two electrodes. They are widely used in electronic circuits for their high capacitance and stability, in both small and large sizes. The M39003/03-2069 is a specific model of tantalum capacitor which is designed for higher-voltage applications, such as power distribution and motor control.

The structure of the M39003/03-2069 is not particularly complicated. It consists of a tantalum anode body, tantalum pentoxide dielectric, a Niobium cathode plate and an electrolyte deposited onto the cathode plate which provides the ionic current for the device. The dielectric is a solid layer which provides the physical separation between the anode and cathode.

The anode of the M39003/03-2069 is made of tantalum which has a number of desirable properties. It has excellent corrosion and oxidation resistance, is non-volatile, has good mechanical properties and has high electrical conductivity. Its ability to withstand high temperatures makes it especially appealing for use in extreme environments. The material is also non-toxic, making it suitable to use in medical equipment or areas where there is a risk of exposure to humans.

The cathode plate of the M39003/03-2069 is composed of Niobium, which also provides several benefits. It has high electrical conductivity and a low dielectric loss factor. It also has a very high melting point, making it suitable for use in high temperature applications. Additionally, Niobium is non-toxic, making it a viable option for use in medical devices.

The capacitance of the M39003/03-2069 is a function of its size, the area of the anode and cathode, and the distance between them. It is capable of storing up to 1.5F of charge, which is more than most other types of electrolytic capacitors. This makes the capacitor suitable for applications which require large amounts of capacitance in a single package.

The working principle of the M39003/03-2069 is based on electrolytic charging. When an electric current is applied across the two electrodes, ions from the electrolyte deposit on the cathode, forming a thin layer of anodic oxide. This layer accumulates the electrical charge and stores it, allowing the capacitor to maintain its charge even when the current is removed. This makes it useful for applications which need to hold a stable charge for a long period of time.

M39003/03-2069 tantalum capacitors are widely used in a variety of applications such as motor controls, power supplies, power distribution, and more. They are designed for higher-voltage applications, with the capacity to store up to 1.5F of charge. They are composed of a tantalum anode body, a tantalum pentoxide dielectric, a Niobium cathode plate, and an electrolyte which provides the ionic current for the device. Additionally, they use electrolytic charging as their working principle, allowing them to maintain their charge for a long period of time.

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