M39006/09-8530

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Tantalum capacitors are widely used in a variety of industrial and consumer electronic applications, and the M39006/09-8530 are a popular variety. They are small, axial leaded devices with a tantalum dielectric and solid tantalum construction. As such they are particularly suitable for high-voltage, high-reliability applications. This article will discuss the application fields and working principles of the M39006/09-8530.

Application Fields for M39006/09-8530

The M39006/09-8530 are designed primarily for use in military, aerospace, and high-reliability applications where small size, high reliability, and high-voltage operation are desired. They are used in a variety of applications such as power supply filtering, timing circuits, and signal conditioning. Their small size makes them ideal for miniaturizing electronic devices and allowing for higher integration. Additionally, they are also used in portable devices where battery life is an issue since they have very low leakage current.

In addition to military, aerospace, and high-reliability applications, the M39006/09-8530 can also be used in general-purpose applications such as consumer electronics, automotive control circuits, computer memory backup circuits, and even telecommunications. Their long temporal stability combined with their small size makes them ideal for many of these applications.

Working Principle of M39006/09-8530

The M39006/09-8530 are solid tantalum capacitors. A capacitor is a device that stores energy in an electric field between two conductive plates. The plates are separated by a dielectric material, and the amount of charge the device is able to hold is determined by the capacitance of the device, which is a measure of the ratio of energy stored to the amount of voltage applied. In the case of the M39006/09-8530, the dielectric material is tantalum, and the capacitance is determined by the area of the electrodes and the thickness of the dielectric material.

When an external voltage is applied across the capacitor, the positive plate of the capacitor is attracted to the electrons on the negative plate. This creates a charge imbalance, and a current is created. The current continues to flow until the stored charge in the capacitor is equal to the applied voltage. This charge is then stored in the capacitor, creating a field of electric potential energy. When the external voltage is removed, the stored charge is maintained and the capacitor acts as an energy reservoir, supplying current to the circuit.

The M39006/09-8530 are rated for operation at voltages up to 85V and possess an extremely low leakage current of 0.15µA, making them ideal for use in high-reliability high-voltage applications. They also boast higher capacitance ratings and longer temporal stability than standard tantalum capacitors, making them suitable for numerous applications.

Conclusion

The M39006/09-8530 are tantalum capacitors designed for use in high-reliability, high-voltage applications. They are suitable for a variety of applications, including military, aerospace, and general-purpose applications. They boast higher capacitance ratings and longer temporal stability than standard tantalum capacitors, and possess an extremely low leakage current of 0.15µA, making them ideal for many applications. In conclusion, the M39006/09-8530 are an excellent choice for applications requiring high reliability and high-voltage operation.

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