M39006/25-0130

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Tantalum capacitors, which are frequently referred to simply as \'tantalums,\' are non-polarized capacitors that provide higher levels of capacitance per unit volume than aluminum electrolytic capacitors. The M39006/25-0130 is an axial leaded, solid tantalum chip capacitor. This particular device is a high-stability, high-capacity capacitor and is suited for applications requiring long-term, shock-resistant reliability. The M39006/25-0130 is designed for operating with input and output circuits that are powered by DC voltages of up to 16 volts (or 6 Vdc for the low-capacitance versions).

Application Field:

The M39006/25-0130 can be used in a variety of applications, including power supplies, switching power supplies, signal coupling and decoupling, clock sources, signal filtering, radio frequency amplifiers, and many other general purpose circuit applications. Additionally, these capacitors can be used in applications where high-frequency signal conditioning is required. Due to its small size, the M39006/25-0130 can be used in a wide range of environments, from automotive to medical equipment. This capacitor is also used in high-pixel camera modules, many of which are used in cameras and other image sensors.

Working Principle:

The M39006/25-0130 consists of a tantalum core material, a dielectric material, and two heavy-gauge electrodes. The core material consists of a metal oxide material that is an electrical insulator. The material is formed into a bead having a particular shape. The two heavy-gauge electrodes are placed at opposite ends of the tantalum core and form a capacitor. These electrodes are usually metal plates or layers that are used to transfer energy from the capacitor\'s terminal points to the external circuit.

The capacitor works when a voltage potential is applied across the two electrodes. The electrical energy is then stored in the core of the device and the voltage potential creates an electric field across the dielectric material. When voltage drops are applied to the capacitor, the stored energy is discharged and flows back through the electrodes. This forms the basis for a typical charge-discharge cycle of a capacitor.

The M39006/25-0130 can be used in applications where high-frequency signal conditioning is required, such as in power supplies, switching power supplies, and signal coupling and decoupling. This type of capacitor can also be used in radio frequency amplifiers and signal filtering.

The M39006/25-0130 is an axial leaded, solid tantalum chip capacitor designed for providing shock-resistant reliability. Its small size and high capacity enable it to be used in a variety of applications from automotive to medical equipment, making it an indispensable component of many different types of circuits.

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