M39003/03-4069

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A tantalum capacitor is an electronic component that utilizes the metal tantalum to store electrical energy. The M39003/03-4069 is an example of a tantalum capacitor. It is a polymer aluminum capacitor with a non-solid electrolytic solution and a high volumetric efficiency. This capacitor is designed to provide superior performance, stability, and reliability in the most extreme of environments. The M39003/03-4069 is small in size, enabling it to be used in circuit boards with limited space.

Tantalum capacitors are commonly used in military, aerospace, automotive, and industrial electronic applications. In the military and aerospace industry, tantalum capacitors are used in applications such as missile guidance, navigation, flight control, and reconnaissance. Automotive applications include fuel injection, electric power steering, traction control, airbag deployment, and engine and transmission management. In industrial applications, they are used in power supplies, electric motors, generators, and electro-mechanical equipment.

The M39003/03-4069 tantalum capacitor is designed to meet the high reliability and temperature performance requirements. Its operating temperature range is -55°C to +105°C, and it is rated at 0.13 mF and 16 V. This capacitor also includes a special dielectric that offers a number of advantages, such as high-frequency stability, low ESR, and high thermal shock resistance.

The capacitor is constructed using three layers. The first layer is an anode, which consists of a tantalum power core with a conductive polymer coating. The second layer is a special dielectric layer, and the third layer is a cathode that utilizes carbon particles in an organic matrix. The layers are assembled into a polycarbonate package.

The working principle of a tantalum capacitor is based on electrical charge storage. An electrical potential is applied across the capacitor, which creates a positive charge on the anode and a negative charge on the cathode. The electrons between the two plates create an electrical field that stores the charge. When the applied voltage is removed, the charge is maintained in the capacitor and can be used to power an electrical circuit.

The M39003/03-4069 capacitor is designed to provide superior performance and reliability in extreme environments. It is a small size, and its special dielectric layer offers high-frequency stability, low ESR, and high thermal shock resistance. Tantalum capacitors, including the M39003/03-4069, are used in a variety of military, aerospace, automotive, and industrial applications for reliable power storage and operation.

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