M39006/25-0226H

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Tantalum capacitors are widely used in a variety of electronic applications. This article will discuss the application field and working principle of the M39006/25-0226H tantalum capacitor, a common type of capacitor used in electronics.

The M39006/25-0226H is a surface-mount, hermetically-sealed capacitor. It is designed for use in a variety of commercial and military aircraft applications, such as GPS, guidance and navigation systems, and radiofrequency and microwave communications. It is also suitable for use in high-resolution, digital-control and ultra-sensitive electronic instruments, as well as power supply and data-acquisition systems.

The M39006/25-0226H has a tantalum cathode, two anodes, and an electrolytic dielectric. The tantalum cathode is made of a mixture of niobium and titanium oxides that are used to create an oxide film on the surface of the cathode. This oxide film acts as a barrier to prevent current leakage. The two anodes are typically formed from a conducting material such as aluminum or silver.

The M39006/25-0226H uses an electrolytic dielectric, which is a mixture of organic compounds such as carbon, oxygen, and hydrogen. These compounds form a thin, but electrically-conductive layer that acts as a separator between the two anodes and the cathode. This dielectric helps control electric current flow.

When a voltage is applied to the M39006/25-0226H, the tantalum cathode creates an electric field, which causes electrons to pass through the dielectric and accumulate at the anodes. This process creates a capacitor, which is a device used to store electrical charge. The amount of charge stored in the capacitor depends on the magnitude of the applied voltage as well as the capacitance of the device. The M39006/25-0226H has a capacitance of 0.0015F, allowing it to store a relatively small amount of charge.

The M39006/25-0226H is rated for a maximum working voltage of 16 volts, and a maximum operating temperature of 125℃. It also has a low ESR of 1.2Ω, meaning it can handle a high level of ripple current. Additionally, it has a high stability at higher frequencies, making it an ideal choice for signal processing and filtering.

In conclusion, the M39006/25-0226H is a highly efficient surface-mount, hermetically-sealed tantalum capacitor. It is designed for use in a multitude of commercial and military aircraft applications, as well as electronic instruments and systems. The M39006/25-0226H has an electrolytic dielectric that allows it to store a small amount of charge, as well as a maximum working voltage of 16 volts and maximum operating temperature of 125℃. Its low ESR and high stability at higher frequencies make it an ideal choice for signal processing and filtering.

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