M39006/21-0137

Tantalum capacitors are widely found in today\'s electronic circuit applications, and are commonly used in power electronics such as chargers and other power controllers. The M39006/21-0137 is a special version of the tantalum capacitor, designed to meet special needs of a variety of applications. This article will cover the application fields of the M39006/21-0137, as well as its working principles.

Applications

The M39006/21-0137 is a specialty capacitor designed for operations in harsh environments. It is specifically designed to be able to handle operations in high-vibration regions, as well as high-temperature areas. It also is able to handle operations in extremely low-temperature environments, which makes it perfect for arctic or desert operations. The capacitor is also designed for use in salt-water environs, and can handle up to 3000 hours of continuous salt-spray tests, and up to 100 hours of submersion in salt water.

In addition to these environmental capabilities, the M39006/21-0137 capacitor is also highly resistant to shock and vibration, able to operate in conditions of up to 50G acceleration without any loss of performance. This makes it ideal for operations in applications such as aircraft electronics and other highly-dynamic environments. It is also charaterized by a measured life of 2000 hours at a temperature of 105 degree C, making it suitable for high-power or temperature-sensitive operations.

The M39006/21-0137 is also ideal for usage in military and aerospace applications, as it is able to handle high levels of vibration, shock, and temperature, and it also has the capability to operate in humid and salt-water environments. The capacitor is also able to handle usage in extreme temperature swings, making it suitable for operations in regions with rapid changes in weather. It also has high energy density, making it suitable for operations that require large amounts of energy to be stored in a confined space.

Working Principles

The M39006/21-0137 capacitor is a tantalum electrolytic capacitor. This type of capacitor is an electrical component that stores energy in the form of an electrical field between two plates that are separated by an insulating material, or dielectric. The capacitor is made up of two metallic plates that are separated by a thin film of insulating material, known as the dielectric. The voltage applied across the capacitor’s plates causes an electrical field to be generated, which builds up an electric charge. The electric charge in turn creates an electrical field across the dielectric, which is the energy that is stored in the capacitor.

The M39006/21-0137 is a particularly powerful capacitor because of its high energy density. This is the amount of energy stored per unit volume of the capacitor, which will be directly proportional to the size of the plates. The high energy density is due to the use of two metallic plates, instead of a single plate, which allows for a much larger electric field between the two plates. The two plates in the M39006/21-0137 also provide a greater amount of insulation between them, allowing for the capacitor to store more energy per unit volume.

The M39006/21-0137 capacitor also has a higher life expectancy than other capacitors due to its high temperature and vibration resistance. The capacitor is able to withstand temperatures of up to 105 degrees Celsius and is able to handle operations at 50G accelerations. This makes it particularly well-suited to operations in harsh environments, such as those encountered in military and aerospace applications.