AVX'S Low Profile, High Capacitance PulseCap™ Tantalum Capacitors Boost Transmitter Power in Solid State Drives and Wireless Pulse Applications

DN Staff

May 26, 2010

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AVX'S Low Profile, High Capacitance PulseCap™ Tantalum Capacitors Boost Transmitter Power in Solid State Drives and

ELECRTONICS: AVX  Corp. has developed  a new range of high capacitance PulseCap™  tantalum capacitors that feature a low profile. The PulseCap tantalum capacitors are designed for applications that require bulk capacitance to boost transmitter power, such as solid state drives (SSDs), PCMCIA/USB wireless express cards, smart meters, GPS transmitters and GSM high-speed wireless data handling.

Two case sizes of tantalum products are available; case  sizes “6″ (14.5 x 7.5 x 2.0mm) and “4″ (7.3 x 6.1 x 2.0mm) are rated from 1000µF to 3300µF (3.3mF) with a voltage rating of 4 to 10V. A maximum case height of 2mm makes the PusleCap Series ideal for reduced-height applications. The  ‘undertab’  termination  style,  where  traditional  ‘J’  leads  are  replaced  by terminations  that  do  not  protrude  outside  of  the  outline  of  the  case,  increases  volumetric efficiency and allows parts to be positioned closely together, delivering significant space savings. PulseCap devices are RoHS compatible and capable of withstanding a soldering profile of 3x reflow at 260˚C. Operating temperature range is -55 to +125C.

Pricing typically starts at $1.80 each and are available in volume with a typical lead time of 14 to 20 weeks.

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-Edited by Kelsey Anderson

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