DC-link capacitors are used in power electronic switching circuits, including inverter modules for electric drive vehicles, to minimize ripple current and voltage transients
Capacitors are critical elements in most analog and digital electronic circuits. They are used for a broad array of applications including decoupling, filtering, bypassing, coupling, and so on. Different applications have different performance requirements and demand capacitors with specific characteristics. The power dissipated by a capacitor is a function of ripple current and equivalent series resistance. As such, the ripple current capability is one of the key parameters to consider when selecting a capacitor for a specific application. Other critical parameters include capacitance, voltage rating, equivalent series resistance, and equivalent series inductance.
Kemet R41T and R76H new metallized polypropylene film capacitor series offer a high-power density solution for harsh environments and electric vehicle applications.
The development of PCB 3D printers is potentially linked with a number of topics and challenges that can be closely related to passive components. The question I asked myself about 3D PCB printing capabilities was also inhibited by the current shortage of certain passive components.
One of the factors that greatly determine the performance characteristics of a capacitor is its geometry. The geometry of a typical feedthrough a capacitor differs from that of conventional capacitors. It is this structural difference that gives them their outstandingly good insertion loss characteristics. This low insertion loss is due to a design that ensures that the ground terminal side has zero residual inductance.
The Raspberry Pi Foundation replaced two 1206 MLCCs with just one of Panasonic aluminum polymer SP capacitors that contributes to the performance and reliability of the Raspberry Pi microcomputer