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interview with EPCI, Tomas Zednicek on capacitor trends

elektroniknet.de published an interview with Tomas Zednicek, EPCI president during the 4th Passive Components Users Forum in July 2019. During the 4th Passive Components Users Forum, held in Munich 2-3rd July 2019, Ralf Higgelke, Technical Editor with DESIGN...

Variable Capacitors

C5. Variable Capacitors Variable capacitors are used for trimming and tuning purposes. They represent a small but important part of the capacitor assortment. C 5.1. GENERAL DESCRIPTION By means of an electrode system consisting of one fixed and...

Supercapacitors and modules; credit: Maxwell

Supercapacitors – Construction & Basic Function

C 4.0 SUPERCAPACITORS C 4.1. Introduction and Basic Function Supercapacitors (or ultracapacitors) are the fastest growing capacitor technology on the market offering very high DC capacitance and high energy densities. Sometimes all supercapacitors are mis-called as EDLC (Electric...

Wet tantalum capacitors; source: Exxelia

Wet Tantalum Capacitors

C 3.8  WET TANTALUM ELECTROLYTICS C 3.8.1.                 Introduction Wet tantalum capacitors have several advantages over solid tantalum, aluminum electrolytic, and ceramic capacitors. As with all other capacitors, these advantages lead to a very specific “sweet spot” or...

Niobium and Niobium Oxide Capacitors

C 3.7. SOLID NIOBIUM and NIOBIUM OXIDE CAPACITORS Niobium is a sister metal to tantalum, and shares many chemical characteristics with it, in addition to a few disadvantages and advantages of its own when used as a capacitor...

3D silicon capacitors structure; source: Murata

Silicon and Silicon Substrate Based Integrated Capacitors

Silicon MIS and MOS Capacitors Silicon-based dielectrics are used within semiconductor manufacturing processes of high density electronic devices by semiconductor manufacturing processes. Silicon based dielectrics for capacitor technologies are usually based on silicon dioxide (MIS) or silicon nitride...

Noise and Corrosion

R 1.9 NOISE R 1.9.1 Definition Noise manifests itself as a spontaneously fluctuating voltage whose instantaneous amplitude is randomly distributed. The instantaneous value is both unpredictable and of minor interest except in certain critical applications. Instead, one measures...

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