M39006/21-0226

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Tantalum capacitors are one of the most common type of capacitors used in circuit boards today. The M39006/21-0226 series is a radial-leaded, molded tantalum capacitor designed for use in many different applications. This article will discuss the application field of the M39006/21-0226 series, and how their construction and working principle gives them the properties needed for these applications.

General Properties of the M39006/21-0226 Series

The M39006/21-0226 series of tantalum capacitors are represented by a code made up of several alphanumeric characters. This code will determine the size, capacitance value, voltage rating, and temperature rating of the device. The code will also reveal the termination type, construction type, dielectric material, and tolerance of the device. These capacitors are available in a variety of values, ranging from 0.33uF to 10uF, and with a wide voltage rating range from 16V to 100V for normal operation. The clockwise capacitance, typical leakage, ESR, and other parameters can all be determined from the datasheet.

Applications of the M39006/21-0226 Series

The M39006/21-0226 series of tantalum capacitors are designed for use across a wide range of applications, including automotive, computer, telecom, industrial, and consumer electronics. In automotive applications, they are commonly used in Engine Control Units, Active Suspension Systems, Diagnostics, and Antilock Braking Systems. In computers, they are typically used in Voltage Regulation Modules, RAM, ROM, and other solid-state memories. In telecom applications, they are used in synchronization systems, switches, repeaters, and base station components. Industrial applications can include process and control systems, power conditioning, motor control, and power supply filtering. They are also commonly used in consumer electronics such as DVD players, computers, TVs, and audio equipment.

Working Principle of the M39006/21-0226 Series

The M39006/21-0226 series of tantalum capacitors are constructed using an “anode” and a “cathode”. The anode is an electrolyte-filled porous anode plate, and the cathode is either a solid or sintered pellet made of manganese dioxide. When a voltage is applied to the device, an electrochemical reaction occurs between the electrolyte and the cathode, creating an electric field that stores energy. When the device is discharged, the energy stored in the electric field is released in the form of electrical current, allowing the device to act as a capacitor.

Conclusion

The M39006/21-0226 series of tantalum capacitors are designed to be used in a wide range of applications with different requirements, from automotive, telecom, and industrial applications to consumer electronics. The construction of the device and its working principle, based on electrochemical reactions, allows it to store and release energy in the form of electrical current. This makes it an ideal choice for devices that require an efficient way to store and release energy.

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