Professional capacitors cut ESR
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TTI product story
Edited by the Electronicstalk editorial team
Jul 25, 2008
Tantalum capacitors are designed for use in demanding environments that call for higher performance under electrical and mechanical stress.
AVX TRJ professional series capacitors from TTI deliver significantly lower ESR, with a reliability level twice that of standard tantalum devices.
Leakage current is reduced to 75% that of standard tantalum specifications.
AVX has developed its TRJ tantalum professional capacitor series for use in demanding environments that call for higher performance under electrical and mechanical stress.
Low-ESR TRJ capacitors are especially suitable for filtering in power supply applications where they can significantly contribute to smoother filtering performance and long-term stability.
The TRJ series is suitable for deployment in a wide range of environments, including the industrial, automotive and civil aerospace sectors.
Standard and low ESR TRJ capacitors are available in EIA standard, A, B, C, D and E case sises, in voltages from 6.3 to 50V and capacitance values from 0.1 to 470uF.
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