M39006/22-0602H

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Tantalum capacitors, or “tantalums”, are a type of capacitors that use tantalum as the dielectric material. Their wide range of physical and electrical properties make them an ideal choice for a number of applications, from power supplies to high-temperature military systems. One of the most popular varieties is the M39006/22-0602H, which provides excellent performance in a wide range of conditions and is an excellent choice for use in many different applications. This article will explore the application field and working principle of the M39006/22-0602H tantalum caps.

The M39006/22-0602H is a high-temperature, axial-leaded tantalum capacitor. It is rated for a working voltage of 35 VDC, a ripple current of 16A and a temperature range of -55C to +125C. The capacitance is also relatively high, ranging from 100nF up to 470nF, making it a very capable component for use in a variety of applications. The construction of the M39006/22-0602H is quite robust, with a solid Tantalum base and four layers of protection consisting of a Teflon-based insulation, a conductive epoxy, a tin-lead-free Solder and a tin-plated steel shell. As a result, the component offers superior reliability, as well as excellent performance in a wide range of conditions.

One of the primary uses for the M39006/22-0602H is in the filtering of high-frequency signals. The component’s high capacitance and robust construction make it an ideal choice for this application. The component can be used in both series and parallel configurations to provide effective filtering, and can be used in both AC and DC circuits. The M39006/22-0602H can also be used to provide power supply decoupling, as well as to protect circuits against excessive voltage transients.

The M39006/22-0602H’s working principle is the same as all tantalum capacitors: two rolls of tantalum foil are separated by a dielectric material, forming a capacitor. When a voltage is applied across the leads of the capacitor, an electric field is created and a charge is stored. As current flows through the capacitor, the electric field causes the stored charge to move, thus generating a current. During the AC cycle, the charge is constantly moving back and forth between the two plates, creating an alternating current.

The M39006/22-0602H can provide excellent performance in a variety of demanding applications, thanks to its robust construction and wide range of properties. Its excellent performance in extreme temperatures makes it an ideal choice for military and aerospace applications, while its strong dielectric properties make it a great choice for filtering high-frequency signals in a variety of consumer electronics. Before using the M39006/22-0602H, it is important to ensure that it is rated for the application in question, as it may not be suitable for some harsher environments.

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