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Product category: Capacitors
News Release from: AVX | Subject: NOJ series
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 02 August 2007

Niobium oxide electrolytics boost
capacity

Low-profile NOJ series capacitors are designed for applications where maximum height of components above or below the PCB are of prime consideration.

AVX has improved the maximum capacitance values of its low-profile NOJ series of OxiCap niobium oxide solid electrolyte capacitors The standard Y case (7.3 x 4.3 x 2mm) now features 150uF rated at 6.3V, with the W case size (6 x 3.2 x 1.5mm) benefiting from 100uF rated at 4V

Low profile NOJ series capacitors are designed for applications where maximum height of components above or below the PCB are of prime consideration, for example PC notebooks, mobile phones, PDAs and other thin handheld devices.

The key benefit of AVX's OxiCap niobium oxide (NbO) technology is safety.

NbO capacitors would fail up to category voltage with high resistance only (not short circuit) and thus will not cause smoking or burning effect of the end device.

Electrical characteristics are the same or better than tantalum devices.

And NbO, unlike tantalum, is readily available and powder can be prepared by an easier process, yet devices can be manufactured on existing standard tantalum processing lines.

OxiCap devices are also lead-free and halogen-free.

Low profile OxiCap NOJ series capacitors are available from 1.8 to 10V in case sizes down to 0805.

The devices offer reliability ratings of 0.5%/kh and 200kh MTBF that is two times better compared with conventional tantalum capacitors and hundred times better compared with conventional wet aluminium electrolytic capacitors.

Leakage current is 0.02CV, and operating temperature range is -55 to +105C. Request a free brochure from AVX ...

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