High capacitance density; 470 µF in a 7.3x 4.3x 2 mm polymer Al electrolytic
In a situation where power electronics design engineers have limited space on the board but need to put in a bulky aluminium electrolytic capacitor for the sake of high capacitance. They wish smaller aluminium electrolytic capacitor available with high capacitance. That wish is fulfilled by the leading passive component manufacturer Murata.
Murata has developed a polymer aluminum electrolytic smoothing capacitor that deliver high capacitance of 470 μF in a D case (7.3 x 4.3 mm) with a maximum product height of 2.0 mm. Murata to start mass production of this capacitor in this month of June 2023.
Murata gave a good example of use of such capacitors in datacentre circuit boards, when it explains "The high-speed processing of increasingly larger volumes of data has been necessary at data centers. With this necessity, there is an increasing trend toward the implementation of not only high-performance networks and accelerators but also faster servers, which are the core equipment at data centers. However, this equipment consumes a large amount of current, and there are two issues that must be managed for stable operation: IC voltage fluctuation and IC heat generation. To solve these issues, it is necessary to both increase the capacitance of the capacitors used to suppress voltage f...
Murata gave a good example of use of such capacitors in datacentre circuit boards, when it explains "The high-speed processing of increasingly larger volumes of data has been necessary at data centers. With this necessity, there is an increasing trend toward the implementation of not only high-performance networks and accelerators but also faster servers, which are the core equipment at data centers. However, this equipment consumes a large amount of current, and there are two issues that must be managed for stable operation: IC voltage fluctuation and IC heat generation. To solve these issues, it is necessary to both increase the capacitance of the capacitors used to suppress voltage f...
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