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    Range of Rugged DC Link Capacitors Intended for Rated Voltages Between 450 V DC and 1100 V DC

    05/15/2018

    TDK Corporation has extended its range of EPCOS film capacitors for DC link applications. The B3277*H series now provides types for particularly harsh environmental conditions. The robustness has been verified in a temperature, humidity, bias (THB) test at 60°C, 95 percent relative humidity, and the rated voltage for 1000 hours. Special types are also available that are THB tested at 85 °C, 85 percent relative humidity, and the rated voltage for 1000 hours.

    The capacitors are designed for rated voltages of between 450 V DC and 1100 V DC and offer capacitance values of between 1.5 µF and 120 µF. The maximum operating temperature of the RoHS-compatible components is 105 °C. Depending on voltage and capacitance, the lead spacing is 27.5 mm, 37.5 mm, or 52.5 mm. The types with the latter grid size are offered exclusively in a 4-pin version. At the rated voltage and an operating temperature of 85 °C the service life of the self-healing capacitors is 50,000 hours.

    Applications include the DC link circuits of converters for photovoltaic systems, frequency converters and power supplies for industrial applications. AEC-Q200 qualified capacitors are also available on request.

    Main applications

    • DC link circuits of converters for photovoltaic systems, frequency converters and power supplies for industrial applications.

    Main features and benefits

    • Suitable for use in particularly harsh environmental conditions
    • Wide range of rated voltages from 450 V DC to 1100 V DC
    • Broad capacitance range from 1.5 nF to 120 µF

    You can find further information on the products at www.epcos.com/film_mkp.

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