M39003/09-4061H

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Tantalum capacitors are a type of capacitor that utilizes the element tantalum in its construction. They are made with an oxide layer of tantalum that acts as a dielectric, with a terminals inspired by a sheet of metal (commonly anodized aluminum). Tantalum capacitors are popular in the industrial and communication fields due to their small size, high capacitance density, high temperature performance, and long life expectancy. The M39003/09-4061H is a particularly popular tantalum capacitor due to its low cost and diverse application field.

The M39003/09-4061H is a solid, axial-leaded polarized capacitor. It measures just 3.2mm x 5.8mm, making it one of the smallest, most space-saving capacitors on the market. It has a voltage rating of up to 25V and is available in capacitances ranging from 220μF to 10 μF. The M39003/09-4061H is also characterized by its high temperature performance, operating temperature range of -55°C to +125°C. It has a leaky current of less than 1μA, making it ideal for use in low leakage current applications. Additionally, its casing and leads are made of corrosion-resistant materials, adding to its long lifespan.

The M39003/09-4061H can be used in a multitude of applications, from automotive systems to signal processing. Its size, low capacitance, and high temperature tolerance make it a great choice for applications that require size and performance constraints. In automotive systems the M39003/09-4061H is primarily used for voltage filtering, decoupling, and energy storage. It can be used in other industrial applications such as switchmode power supplies and consumer electronics. It is also often used in communication systems due to its small size and noise suppression abilities.

The M39003/09-4061H utilizes the electrochemical double layer effect to function as a capacitor. This effect works by storing a charge between two conductors, one positive and one negative, separated by an insulating medium. The capacitance, or the amount of electric energy stored, is determined by the geometry and dielectric constant of the capacitor. The two elements that make up the capacitor are the anode and the cathode. The anode is typically made of tantalum formed into a powdered metallurgy pellet, and the cathode is an aluminum electrode. The separated anode and cathode are then kept in place with a dielectric oxide layer of tantalum, which allows for efficient storage of electricity.

The M39003/09-4061H is a great choice for a wide range of projects and applications. Its small size and diverse application field make it a popular choice among designers in the industrial and communications industries. Thanks to its high temperature performance and low leakage current, the M39003/09-4061H is sure to satisfy all of your needs.

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