M39006/25-0247

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Tantalum capacitors are one of the most commonly used capacitors in various types of products today due to their long-term stability and low leakages. The M39006/25-0247 is specifically designed for applications requiring large capacitance values. This particular component is a miniature axial-leaded non-polarized electrolytic capacitor with a capacitance range of 0.68 μF to 470 μF. Additionally, the M39006/25-0247 has a voltage rating of 16 VDC and a temperature range of -55°C to +85°C.

The primary application for the M39006/25-0247 is in electrical power supplies, switching regulators, module applications like UPSs, inverters, and solar power controllers. Because of its robust construction, reliable performance, and axial-leaded design, this capacitor is also widely applicable in the aerospace and automotive industries. Its construction includes tantalum as the primary metal, often combined with other materials. This structure enables it to provide superior performance characteristics compared to other capacitors.

The working principle of the M39006/25-0247 involves three elements - the capacitor dielectric, electrodes and metal housing. The dielectric is the protective layer between the capacitor\'s positive and negative plates that allows electrical charge to transfer from one plate to the other. The second element is the electrodes, which are made out of either tantalum, aluminum or graphite. The electrodes transfer the charge from the negative to the positive plates, creating a potential difference. The last element, the metal canister, is used to protect the capacitor elements and also serves as the capacitor\'s external casing.

In operation, a current is applied to the capacitor from the external power source. This current creates an electric field that causes electrons to travel from one plate to the other, thereby charging up the capacitor. As the current increases, so does the charge within the capacitor. When the applied current is removed, the charge within the capacitor decreases, and the capacitor is discharged. The capacitor will continue to charge and discharge with each application and removal of current.

In summary, the M39006/25-0247 capacitor is a dependable component that is widely used in various electronics applications. It features a miniature axial-lead design with a capacitance range of 0.68 μF to 470 μF and a voltage rating of 16 VDC. Its primary applications include electrical power supplies, switching regulators, UPSs, inverters and solar power controllers, but it is also applicable in the aerospace and automotive industries. Its components include a dielectric, electrodes and a metal canister which all work together to create an electric charge that can be stored within the capacitor.

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