M39006/09-8495

Tantalum Capacitors include different types of components, and one of them is the M39006/09-8495. This capacitor is an aluminum electrolytic capacitor with solid tantalum anode and a manganese dioxide electrolyte. They can be used in a variety of applications and the working principle lies in their capacitive behavior.

The aluminum electrolytic capacitors are known for their high capacity but unfortunately their operating voltage rating sometimes can become a limiting factor, in some cases not exceeding 100V. The MnO2 dielectric also has a low temperature coefficient.

The M39006/09-8495 has been designed with such capabilities in mind, providing better performance than the typical aluminum electrolytic device. It not only has a higher maximum operating voltage of 200V, but also offers high reliability and a wide temperature range.

In terms of size, the M39006/09-8495 is in a larger package than the traditional aluminum electrolytic capacitors, and its low profile design ensures the device can be easily mounted on printed board assemblies. Additionally, their longer life span makes them an attractive choice when compared to the aluminum electrolytics.

The working principle of the device is based on the fact that an electrical charge can be stored in an array of metal and dielectric material. This forms the capacitance of the device, and it can be used to filter and store electrical energy. The capacitance is determined by the type of dielectric material, the electrodes’ area and distance.

The capacitance of the M39006/09-8495 is much higher than that of aluminum electrolytics, allowing for more reliable operation. The MnO2 dielectric material has a low temperature coefficient, meaning that the capacitance won’t change significantly when exposed to temperature variations. This also enables the device to have a much higher operating temperature range, with improved reliability.

Aside from its capacitive properties, the M39006/09-8495 can also be used as a voltage doubler. This enables the device to provide an increased output voltage from a given input. This is made possible by the use of two M39006/09-8495 connected in series and to a single power supply. The two circuits will store charge using the capacitive behavior of the devices, and when the power supply is removed this stored charge is released and is used to create an increased voltage.

This device has the potential to offer enhanced performance in many applications, due to its higher operating voltage, enhanced reliability and wide temperature range. They are also available in a variety of package sizes ensuring the device can be used in a variety of different applications. The M39006/09-8495 is therefore a valuable addition to the range of Tantalum Capacitors available today.