M39006/22-0173 Capacitors

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Tantalum capacitors are a type of electrolytic capacitor that use tantalum as the electrolyte. They typically come in either solid or wet form, with solid tantalum having a lower capacity and operating temperature range than wet tantalum. These capacitors are most often used in the power supply circuits of high-end electronics, such as those found in medical equipment and telecommunications. The M39006/22-0173 is a wet tantalum capacitor with a maximum operating temperature of 125°C and a voltage rating of 50VDC.

The primary application of the M39006/22-0173 is as an output capacitor in high-end power supplies, as well as to provide filtering of supply voltage ripples. The capacitor works by storing energy in its electrostatic field and then releasing this energy to the power supply circuit when required. This process helps to maintain steady and clean supply voltages, even under varying loads.

The working principle of the M39006/22-0173 is that of any other wet electrolytic capacitor. The capacitor is made of two metal plates separated by a dielectric insulating layer. Between the two metal plates is an electrolyte solution, which is conductive and allows a current to flow between them. When a voltage is applied across the plates, an electric field is created, which induces a current between the plates. This current causes ions to move through the electrolyte and onto the negative plate where they form a layer of metal on the surface. This layer increases the capacitance of the device, allowing it to store more energy. When the voltage is removed, the ions move back to the positive plate, allowing the stored energy to be released.

The M39006/22-0173 is a wet tantalum capacitor with a voltage rating of 50 VDC and a maximum operating temperature of 125°C. It is primarily used in the power supply circuits of high-end electronics for voltage regulation and filtering of ripple voltage. The capacitor works by storing energy in its electrostatic field and then releasing it to the power supply circuit when required. Its working principle is that of any other wet electrolytic capacitor, which uses an electrolyte solution and an electric field to induce a current and form a layer of metal on one of the plates, increasing its capacitance.

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