M39003/09-2079

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Tantalum capacitors (also known as Ta capacitors, Ta caps, or tant caps) are small electronic components composed of a tantalum ceramic positive electrode, a manganese dioxide negative electrode, and an electrolytic solution. Since their introduction in the 1950s, Tantalum capacitors have remained the capacitor type of choice for many applications due to their excellent capacitance to volume ratio, resistance to electrical noise, and voltage-dependent capacitance. In particular, tantalum capacitors are used in medical technology, automotive and aerospace electronics, and consumer electronics.

The M39003/09-2079 tantalum capacitor series is a high-reliability capacitor manufactured by Vishay Intertechnology. This capacitor series offers a wide variety of features, including excellent electrical and dimensional stability, excellent voltage capability, and extended long-term performance. This capacitor series has great high-temperature and moisture resistance, making it suitable for many types of applications.

The M39003/09-2079 is available in two versions: standard and low-tolerance. The standard version has a toleranced capacitance range of 10-470µ. In addition, it has a rated voltage of 4V, a maximum working voltage of 6.3V, and a capacitance range of 10-470µ. The low-tolerance version has a toleranced capacitance range of 10-220µ and an extended capacitance range of 10-470µ. The rated voltage is 4V; maximum working voltage is 6.3V. This series is available in two surface mount packages: an anvil shaped (SMD) package and a gull wing shaped (SMD) package. The anvil shaped package is preferred by the military for high vibration applications while the gull wing shaped package is preferred for automatic soldering equipment used in consumer and industrial applications.

The M39003/09-2079 operates with a simple working principle: the application of direct current (DC) voltage across the capacitor causes electrons to flow from the negative electrode to the positive electrode at a rate proportional to the amount of DC voltage applied. This causes a charge to build up on the electrodes and this charge creates an electric field across the dielectric material. The ability of the dielectric material to pass this electric charge is what gives capacitors their capacitance. The larger the voltage applied, the higher the capacitance, up to a certain point. After that, the capacitance no longer increases when more voltage is applied.

The M39003/09-2079 tantalum capacitor series is the ideal choice for any application that requires high reliability, high stability, high capacitance, or high temperature resistance. This series is the perfect solution for medical device designs, automotive electronics, and consumer electronics. It can also be used for military and aerospace applications due to its wide range of features and high reliability.

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