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BCcomponents Revision: 15-Jan-151 Document Number: 28173 For technical questions, contact: DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENTARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT and Pulse Double Metallized Polypropylene film CapacitorsMMKP Radial Potted TypeFEATURES mm to mm lead pitch; mm bent back pitch Low contact resistance Low loss dielectric Small dimensions for high density packaging Supplied loose in box and taped on reel or ammopack Mounting: radial Material categorization: for definitions of compliance please see APPLICATIONS Where steep pulses occur SMPS (switch mode power supplies) Electronic lighting ballast Motor control circuits S-correction For flyback applications please use 1400 V seriesNote For more detailed data and test requirements, contact REFERENCE DATAC apacitance range (E24 series) F to FCapacitance tolerance 5 %Climatic testing class according to IEC 60068-155/105/56 Rated DC temperature85 CRated AC temperature105 CMaximum application temperature105 CReference specificationsIEC 60384-17 DielectricPolypropylene filmElectrodesMetallizedConstructionMono and internal serial constructionEncapsulationFlame retardant plastic case and epoxy resinUL-class 94 V-0 LeadsTinned wireMarkingC-value; tolerance; rated voltage; su

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1 BCcomponents Revision: 15-Jan-151 Document Number: 28173 For technical questions, contact: DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENTARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT and Pulse Double Metallized Polypropylene film CapacitorsMMKP Radial Potted TypeFEATURES mm to mm lead pitch; mm bent back pitch Low contact resistance Low loss dielectric Small dimensions for high density packaging Supplied loose in box and taped on reel or ammopack Mounting: radial Material categorization: for definitions of compliance please see APPLICATIONS Where steep pulses occur SMPS (switch mode power supplies) Electronic lighting ballast Motor control circuits S-correction For flyback applications please use 1400 V seriesNote For more detailed data and test requirements, contact REFERENCE DATAC apacitance range (E24 series) F to FCapacitance tolerance 5 %Climatic testing class according to IEC 60068-155/105/56 Rated DC temperature85 CRated AC temperature105 CMaximum application temperature105 CReference specificationsIEC 60384-17 DielectricPolypropylene filmElectrodesMetallizedConstructionMono and internal serial constructionEncapsulationFlame retardant plastic case and epoxy resinUL-class 94 V-0 LeadsTinned wireMarkingC-value; tolerance; rated voltage; sub-class; manufacturer s type; code for dielectric material; manufacturer location; manufacturer's logo.

2 Year and weekVOLTAGE RATINGSR ated DC voltage25040063010001400160020002500 Rated AC voltage125200220350500550700900 Rated peak to peak BCcomponents Revision: 15-Jan-152 Document Number: 28173 For technical questions, contact: DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENTARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT OF CATALOG NUMBERN otes For detailed tape specifications refer to packaging information (1)Packaging will be bulk for all capacitors with pitch 15 mm and such with long leads (> 5 mm). Capacitors with short leads up to 5 mm and pitch > 15 mm will be in tray and asking code will be T . 1 2 3 4 5 6M K P 3 8 3718 94 710 11 122 5 013J14I15P16217T180J 5 %ASpecial toleranceB/TRZHWGBulk/loose (1)Tape and reel; (H: mm; 500 mm)Tape and reel; (H: mm; 356 mm)Ammo (H: mm)Tape and reel (H: mm; 500 mm)Ammo (H: mm)Excluding bent backFor bent back onlyFor bent back onlyFor bent back onlyPitch 5 mm to mmPitch 10 mmPacking CodePacking StyleRemark0: Space holderIt (mm)Lead Length + 155 1 MAll25 2 IAllPitch (mm)ToleranceCapacitance Code(numerically)Type2 pins245(#)4 pins P2 = mm4 pins P2 = mmCustomizedSpecial Code for (nF)Example147210310410510610470 pF1 nF10 nF100 nF1000 nF10 000 (mm)BCDFIKPP itch Code0 = StandardOther = SpecialSpecial025 = 250040 = 400063 = 630100 = 1000140 = 1400160 = 1600200 = 2000250 = 2500 Voltage (VDC) BCcomponents Revision: 15-Jan-153 Document Number: 28173 For technical questions, contact: DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

3 THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENTARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT (1)| F-F' | < mm F = mm + mm / - mm dt 10 % of standard diameter specifiedELECTRICAL DATA (For Detailed Ratings go to )URDC(V)CAP. ( F) in millimetersw dtlPhltlhh'w dtHF10 F'(1)15 IP2 dtMarkingP1 BCcomponents Revision: 15-Jan-154 Document Number: 28173 For technical questions, contact: DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENTARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT UseThe capacitors are designed for mounting on printed-circuit boards. The capacitors packed in bandoliers are designed for mounting on printed-circuit boards by means of automatic insertion detailed tape specifications refer to packaging information Method of Mounting to Withstand Vibration and ShockIn order to withstand vibration and shock tests, it must be ensured that the stand-off pips are in good contact with the printed-circuit board: For original pitch = 15 mm the capacitors shall be mechanically fixed by the leads For larger pitches the capacitors shall be mounted in the same way and the body clampedSpace Requirements on Printed-Circuit BoardThe maximum space for length (lmax.)

4 , width (wmax.) and height (hmax.) of film capacitors to take in account on the printed circuit board is shown in the products with pitch 15 mm, w = l = mm and h = mmFor products with 15 mm < pitch mm, w = l = mm and h = mmFor products with pitch = mm, w = l = mm and h = mmEccentricity as in drawing. The maximum eccentricity is smaller than or equal to the lead diameter of the product concerned. SOLDERING CONDITIONSFor general soldering conditions and wave soldering profile we refer to the document Soldering Guidelines for film Capacitors : TEMPERATURETstg = -25 C to +35 C with RH maximum 75 % without condensationRATINGS AND CHARACTERISTICS REFERENCE CONDITIONSU nless otherwise specified, all electrical values apply to an ambient free temperature of 23 C 1 C, an atmospheric pressure of 86 kPa to 106 kPa and a relative humidity of 50 % 2 %.For reference testing, a conditioning period shall be applied over 96 h 4 h by heating the products in a circulating air oven at the rated temperature and a relative humidity not exceeding 20 %.

5 Eccentricitywmax. = w + whmax. = h + hImax. = I + ISeating BCcomponents Revision: 15-Jan-155 Document Number: 28173 For technical questions, contact: DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENTARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT as a function of ambient temperature (typical curve) (1 kHz)Impedance as a function of frequency (typical curve)Max. DC and AC voltage as a function of temperatureMax. RMS voltage as a function of frequencyMax. RMS voltage as a function of frequencytypical1 kHz- 60 C/C (%)40- 2- 4- 62- 202060100 Tamb ( C) ( )10310110010-110-210-3f (Hz) F100 nF1 nFfactorTamb ( C) 50- 2060100 20103102101f (Hz)104103105106107 Tamb 85 C, 250 VDCAC voltage (V)100 nF220 nF470 F103102101f (Hz)103102104105106107AC voltage (V)85 C < Tamb 105 C, 250 VDC100 nF220 nF470 BCcomponents Revision: 15-Jan-156 Document Number: 28173 For technical questions, contact: DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

6 THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENTARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT RMS voltage as a function of frequencyMax. RMS voltage as a function of frequencyMax. RMS voltage as a function of frequencyMax. RMS voltage as a function of frequencyMax. RMS voltage as a function of frequencyMax. RMS voltage as a function of frequency103102101f (Hz)104103105106107AC voltage (V)47 nF100 nF470 FTamb 85 C, 400 VDC103102101f (Hz)103104105106107AC voltage (V)Tamb 85 C, 630 VDC47 nF100 nF220 nF470 F103102101f (Hz)103104105106107AC voltage (V)Tamb 85 C, 1000 nF10 nF47 nF220 F103102101f (Hz)103102104105106107AC voltage (V)85 C < Tamb 105 C, 400 VDC47 nF100 nF470 F103102101f (Hz)102103104105106107AC voltage (V)85 C < Tamb 105 C, 630 VDC47 nF100 nF220 nF470 F103102101f (Hz)102103104105106107AC voltage (V)85 C < Tamb 105 C, 1000 nF10 nF47 nF220 BCcomponents Revision: 15-Jan-157 Document Number: 28173 For technical questions, contact: DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

7 THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENTARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT RMS voltage as a function of frequencyMax. RMS voltage as a function of frequencyMax. RMS voltage as a function of frequencyMax. RMS voltage as a function of frequencyMax. RMS voltage as a function of frequencyMax. RMS voltage as a function of frequency103102101f (Hz)103104105106107AC voltage (V)Tamb 85 C, 1400 nF22 nF100 nF470 nF103102101f (Hz)103104105106107AC voltage (V)Tamb 85 C, 1600 nF10 nF47 nF100 nF470 nF103102101f (Hz)103104105106107AC voltage (V)Tamb 85 C, 2000 VDC1 nF10 nF47 nF100 nF470 nF103102101f (Hz)102103104105106107AC voltage (V)85 C < Tamb 105 C, 1400 nF22 nF100 nF470 nF103102101f (Hz)102103104105106107AC voltage (V)85 C < Tamb 105 C, 1600 nF10 nF47 nF100 nF470 nF103102101f (Hz)102103104105106107AC voltage (V)85 C < Tamb 105 C, 2000 VDC1 nF10 nF47 nF100 nF470 BCcomponents Revision: 15-Jan-158 Document Number: 28173 For technical questions, contact: DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.

8 THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENTARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT RMS voltage as a function of frequencyInsulation resistance as a function of the ambient temperatureMax. RMS voltage as a function of frequencyMaximum allowed component temperature rise ( T)as a function of the ambient temperature (Tamb)103102101f (Hz)103104105106108107AC voltage (V)Tamb 85 C, 2500 VDC1 nF10 nF22 nF220 nF106105104020406080100 Tamb ( C)RC (s)103102101f (Hz)102103104105106107AC voltage (V)85 C < Tamb 105 C, 2500 VDC1 nF10 nF22 nF220 nFTamb ( C)- 50- 2060100 2004812 T ( C) BCcomponents Revision: 15-Jan-159 Document Number: 28173 For technical questions, contact: DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENTARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT of loss angle as a function of frequency (typical curve)250 V: C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve 20400 V: < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve 18630 V: < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C 1 F, curve 181 < C F, curve 211000 V.

9 C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C 1 F, curve 161 < C F, curve 191400 V: C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve 141600 V: C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve 142000 V: C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve 142500 V: C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve < C F, curve 121101001000102103104105106 Dissipation factor (x 10-4) f (Hz) BCcomponents Revision: 15-Jan-1510 Document Number: 28173 For technical questions, contact: DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. THE PRODUCTS DESCRIBED HEREIN AND THIS DOCUMENTARE SUBJECT TO SPECIFIC DISCLAIMERS, SET FORTH AT DISSIPATION AND MAXIMUM COMPONENT TEMPERATURE RISEThe power dissipation must be limited in order not to exceed the maximum allowed component temperature rise as a function of the free air ambient temperature.

10 The power dissipation can be calculated according type detail specification HQN-384-01/101: Technical information film capacitors with the typical tgd of the curves.. The component temperature rise ( T) can be measured (see section Measuring the component temperature for more details) or calculated by T = P/G: T = component temperature rise ( C) P = power dissipation of the component (mW) G = heat conductivity of the component (mW/ C)MEASURING THE COMPONENT TEMPERATUREA thermocouple must be attached to the capacitor body as in:The temperature is measured in unloaded (Tamb) and maximum loaded condition (Tc). The temperature rise is given by T = Tc - Tamb. To avoid radiation or convection, the capacitor should be tested in a wind-free CONDUCTIVITY (G) AS A FUNCTION OF (ORIGINAL) PITCH AND CAPACITOR BODY THICKNESS IN mW/ CWmax. (mm)HEAT CONDUCTIVITY (mW/ C)PITCH mmPITCH 10 mmPITCH 15 mmPITCH mmPITCH mmPITCH BCcomponents Revision: 15-Jan-1511 Document Number: 28173 For technical questions, contact: DOCUMENT IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.


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