1206 Datasheet, PDF (1/9 Pages) Frontier Electronics. – RF Coated Chokes (Axial Leads)

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POLYPROPYLENE and FOIL
SERIES 1206
EFC Series 1206 are polypropylene and foil capacitors. This series offers the advantage of superior
stability, high insulation resistance, low dissipation factor, negative temperature coefficient and high
frequency operation, dv/dt ratings in excess of 1000 V/µS. Suggested applications include: timing
circuits, switch mode power supplies (SMPS). snubber circuits. Packaging options include: wrap and
fill (TF, TC), radial lead box (EFR), axial lead (EC, EF). Application options include: snubber circuits
(MF), -270 PPM/⁰C temperature coefficient (T1206TC), -150 PPM/⁰C temperature coefficient
(A1206TC).
SPECIFICATIONS
1. TEMPERATURE RANGE
4. INSULATION RESISTANCE
- 55 ^OC to + 85 ^OC at rated voltage.
To 105 ^OC with 25% voltage derating.
2. CAPACITANCE
Capacitors < 1.0 MFD shall be measured
At 25 ^OC after 2 minutes charge time at rated voltage
or 500 VDC, whichever is less, the minimum IR shall
be 200,000 Megohm-Microfarads, but need not exceed
250,000 Megohms.
at 1 KHz +_ 20 HZ.. Capacitors >1.0 MFD
shall be measured at 60 HZ. Measurements
shall be taken at 25 ^OC.
3. DIELECTRIC STRENGTH
5. HUMIDITY RESISTANCE
Series 1206 shall meet the requirements
of MIL-STD. 202C, Method 103B.
At 25 ^OC, 200% of rated voltage when applied
terminal to terminal for one minute through a
6. DISSIPATION FACTOR
current limiting resistance.
Shall be 0.07 % max. when measured as in Par. 2.
7. LIFE TEST
Will withstand the application of 140% rated voltage at +85⁰C for 250 hours
with not more than one failure in 12 permitted.
TYPICAL TEMPERATURE CURVES
POLYPROPYLENE and FOIL
+2.0
+1.0
CAPACITANCE CHANGE VS. TEMPERATURE
0
-1.0
-2.0
-3.0
-4.0
-55 -25
0
25
50
85
105
Temperature (^OC)
DISSIPATION FACTOR VS. TEMPERATURE
.15
.10
.05
0
-55 -25
0
25
50
85
105
Temperature (^OC)
INSULATION RESISTANCE VS. TEMPERATURE
10⁷
10⁶
10⁵
10⁴
10³
+25
+50
+85
Temperature (^OC)
+105