M39006/09-8528

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Tantalum capacitors, also known as tantalum electrolytic capacitors, are widely used for energy storage, coupling, filtering and other applications in electronics, because their main features are high volumetric efficiency with their small size, and excellent stability of their electrical characteristics over voltage and time. The M39006/09-8528 is a type of tantalum capacitor specifically designed for high temperature and high pulse applications.

The M39006/09-8528 is a solid tantalum capacitor with a cylindrical, hermetically sealed flexible casing. The capacitor is composed of an anode, a cathode, and a dielectric layer. The anode is a cylindrical sintered material which is able to store more energy than any other traditional capacitor. The dielectric layer is made up of a solid electrolyte and potted with a polymer potting agent, mainly Methyacrylic polymer. An organic or siloxane semiconductor is then placed over the dielectric, resulting in a capacitance of approximately 1µF.

The M39006/09-8528 is used in high temperature, high pulse applications such as motor drives, medical imaging systems, circuit boards, and telecom equipment. This makes the capacitor suitable for a wide range of applications such as mission critical automotive electronics, and space applications.

The M39006/09-8528 capacitor has two main advantages. First, the capacitor is highly resistant to thermal shock. This allows the capacitor to consistently operate in extreme temperatures with minimal degradation. Secondly, the capacitor is highly reliable. The capacitor features low self-discharge and has a long usable life.

The main working principle of the M39006/09-8528 capacitor is based on its dielectric material. The dielectric material stores energy in the form of an electric field when there is a difference in potential exists, and discharges when the potential returns to zero. When the capacitor is in an electric field, an electric current flows between the anode and cathode. This current is proportional to the strength of the electric field, which in turn is determined by the voltage applied and the capacitance of the capacitor.

In conclusion, the M39006/09-8528 capacitor is a high temperature, high pulse tantalum capacitor designed for applications such as motor drives, medical imaging systems, circuit boards, and telecom equipment. It is highly resistant to thermal shock, has low self-discharge, and a long usable life. It works based on its dielectric material, which stores and discharges energy in the form of an electric field.

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