M39006/09-8290

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Tantalum capacitors are built with a solid or semi-solid electrolyte that is usually made up of an ionic lattice structure, often referred to as Tantalum pent oxide. Despite their relatively small size, Tantalum capacitors are capable of providing reliable power with minimal voltage drops over a wide temperature range and have a longer life than many other types of capacitors. This makes them ideal for applications requiring low leakage, low erroneous ratings, and high voltage capability.

The M39006/09-8290 is a surface mount chip tantalum capacitor with a capacitance of up to 680 μF and a voltage rating of 6.3V. This type of chip capacitor is used for all kinds of applications, such as bypass applications in power supplies, high frequency coupling/decoupling in signal lines, DC-DC converters, and RGB LED lighting. It is also used as voltage sensors in many automotive applications.

One of the main advantages of the M39006/09-8290 is that it features a variety of options for different environmental and power options. This type of capacitor is designed for reflow- or vapor-phase soldering, and can also be mounted on a circuit board, ensuring excellent mechanical performance and robustness. Additionally, this type of capacitor comes in a variety of packaging and sizes, so it can be used for applications that require a different size of capacitor.

The working principle of the M39006/09-8290 is based on the fact that electricity behaves like water when it is placed in a container of some sort. When power is applied to the capacitor, it is attracted to the positive terminal of the capacitor and is repelled by the negative terminal. The attraction and repulsion creates a force that stores and releases energy in the form of an electric field. The capacitance of the capacitor is determined by the amount of charge that can be stored.

As the capacitor discharges, the voltage across it decreases, causing the electric field to become weaker and eventually cease. The time it takes for the capacitor to discharge depends on the size of the capacitor, the amount of charge, and the resistance of the load. When power is applied to the capacitor again, the electric field is re-established and the capacitor can store charge again. This cycle can be repeated indefinitely.

The M39006/09-8290 is a highly reliable and cost-effective chip tantalum capacitor that is well-suited for a variety of applications. From power supply bypasses to RGB LED lighting, this type of capacitor is proven to deliver reliable power with minimal voltage drops and long life.

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