M39006/25-0198

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Tantalum capacitors are a type of electrolytic capacitor and are constructed from a tantalum metal powder, with an oxide layer acting as the dielectric. This oxidized dielectric layer is formed when the capacitor is placed in an electrolyte solution and voltage is applied. This process is known as the “forming” of the capacitor. With a very thin dielectric layer and high permittivity, tantalum capacitors have several desirable properties compared to other types of capacitors, including high stability, small size, and high capacitance.

The M39006/25-0198 is a general purpose, tantalum capacitor and is among the most popularly used types of these capacitors. This capacitor has a solid tantalum corpuscle with an ultra-thin, highly stable dielectric. It features a maximum operating voltage of 6.3 V, and nominal capacitance values ranging from 1 to 68 µF. It has a wide operating temperature range of -55 °C to +125 °C.

The M39006/25-0198 is most commonly used in applications where space-saving, high dependability, and automatic circuit protection are required. For example, it is commonly employed in automotive technologies, cellphone power supplies, aircraft systems, medical electronics, and military applications. It has become the capacitor type of choice in many of these fields due to its combination of excellent reliability, low ESR, and high ripple current capabilities.

The working principle of the M39006/25-0198 involves the application of a voltage across the capacitor’s two metallic plates. This causes the plate on the positive side of the voltage to become positively charged relative to the other plate, and an electric field is formed between them. This electric field causes a flow of electric charges from the positive plate to the negative plate, resulting in a storage of energy as electric charges on both plates.

The size of this energy storage capacity, otherwise known as capacitance, is determined by the amount of electric charges that are injected into the capacitor and the distance between the two plates. The specific capacitance of the M39006/25-0198 is determined by several variables including the area of the plates, the distance between them, the thickness of the dielectric layer, and the dielectric constant of the material used. The dielectric layer of the M39006/25-0198 and its tantalum corpuscle contributes to the high capacitance values possible for this type of capacitor.

In addition to its high capacitance values, the M39006/25-0198 also features excellent insulation resistance and very low ESR, making it ideal for high-frequency applications. The combination of these features makes the M39006/25-0198 an excellent choice for a variety of applications, as it requires minimal space, offers high dependability, and is capable of delivering reliable performance in extreme conditions.

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