M39003/09-0161/TR

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Tantalum capacitors are an essential component to many electronics projects. These capacitors are much smaller than traditional electrolytic capacitors, have better performance characteristics, and are extremely reliable. The M39003/09-0161/TR is a type of tantalum capacitor specifically designed for manufactured use in applications that require a high level of power or signal filtering. This article will discuss the application field for this capacitor as well as its working principle.

Application Field

The M39003/09-0161/TR tantalum capacitor is suitable for use in a variety of electrical applications because of its high energy density and low electrical loss. It is designed with a rigid shell casing, making it well-suited for use in harsh environments and intense vibration. This type of capacitor can also be used as a standoff device in areas of high temperature and in high voltages. Additionally, it is used as a filter for radio frequency interference (RFI) in electronic circuits, and can also be used as a blocking device to prevent power surges.

This type of tantalum capacitor is commonly used in the aerospace industry as its high temperature and vibration tolerance make it ideal for this type of environment. It is also often used in military and critical communications equipment as its high reliability and long service life make it suitable for this type of application. Other common uses include automotive applications, medical devices, and consumer electronics.

Working Principle

Tantalum capacitors, including the M39003/09-0161/TR, store electrical energy in an electrolytic solution. A tantalum anode, protected by an inert anodic coating, is submerged in this solution. The two layers of the capacitor are separated by a dielectric material which acts as an insulator. As electrical current is applied to the capacitor, a voltage is created between the two layers, forming a charge on the electrode layers of the capacitor. This charge creates an electric field within the capacitor, which can store energy until it is discharged. This principle is the same for both polarised and non-polarised versions of the capacitor.

The M39003/09-0161/TR capacitor is classified as an “endurance type” tantalum capacitor. This means it has an increased ability to withstand higher voltages and temperatures compared to other types of tantalum capacitors. This increased endurance makes the capacitor suitable for use in higher power applications or in other harsh environment conditions.

Conclusion

The M39003/09-0161/TR tantalum capacitor is a reliable and durable component which can be used in a wide variety of application fields. Its high endurance and low electrical losses make it a great choice for use in high temperature or high vibration environments. Additionally, its ability to withstand high voltages and it’s use as a filter for RFI and a blocking device for power surges make it an ideal component for manufacturers looking for long-term reliability.

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