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    AVX introduces new DC-link film capacitor series for power-supply and inverter applications

    08/16/2012
    Self-healing dielectric ensures reliability and low thermal losses in power applications
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    FB Series capacitors feature voltage ratings of 550 to 1200 V and a capacitance range from 0.68 to 75 uF.

    AVX has introduced a new line of polypropylene dielectric DC-link film capacitors. Designated the FB Series, the capacitors feature voltage ratings of 550 to 1200 V and a capacitance range from 0.68 to 75 uF. The capacitors are RoHS compliant and available in a range of case sizes. Applications for the series include DC power supplies and inverters for solar power, electric drive, and industrial power systems. "The new FB Series DC-link capacitors combine low-loss film technology with the self-healing properties of the dielectric to ensure long lifetimes and low thermal losses in power applications," said Chris Reynolds, technical marketing manager at AVX. Rated for use from -40 to +100 °C, AVX's FB Series DC-link film capacitors are available in 14 case sizes with three standard lead pitch options: 27.5 mm, 37.5 mm, and 52.5 mm. Average lead time is 15 weeks. AVX

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