Sirs,

I would like to seek your help through giving me information about capacitor products that capable to withstand 160 degrees celcius and never change
its performance. We used capacitor as a filter capacitor for low voltage such as 5v to 12v. Any info will be of great help. Thanks and more power.

rgds,
Angel Lu
Test Engineer

 

Contacts that might be useful:

ROHM COMPANY, LTD

PANASONIC

MURATA ERIE

Phil Corso, PE
Trip-A-Larm Corp

 

Dear Angel Lu

Usually C-Cap will meet your requirement but the capacitance is sometimes not high. For large capacitance, seek for T-Cap.

Best regards

Yiu-Man
5/F
Yiu-Man Yip
ASIC / Engineering Circuit Design
ASM Assembly Automation Ltd
Ext. 767 (or 389 or 765)
FAX: 115
[email protected] / [email protected]
[email protected] (Office)

 

Other contacts for high temperature capacitors:
Sprague or their new name; 137D series
Kemet.

Note:
Wet slug tantalum capacitors have been used successfully to >200 C, but there is a derating in voltage and life span that can not be ignored.
Thus a 50 VDC rated cap. would be sufficient for 12 V.

Best regards
Clark Southoff
Technology Wranglers Inc.

 

If it is a smaller capacitor you want then a cheramical capacitor made by using the class 1 material NP0 (or C0G) would be the best choice it have a linear temp koeff of between -30 and +30 ppm/degrees celsius. I think these would handle the necesary temperature but I am NOT 100% sure

If it is a higher capacitance then some kind of dry Al type would be suitable. They should manage -55 to +175 degrees celsius, some types -80 to +200 degrees celsius. (I have no info of changes in capacitance).


Hope this helps
/Johan Bengtsson

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