T491X107K016AT Datasheet, PDF (14/24 Pages) Kemet Corporation – Tantalum Surface Mount Capacitors – Standard Tantalum T491 Series Industrial Grade MnO

Tantalum Surface Mount Capacitors – Standard Tantalum
T491 Series Industrial Grade MnO₂
Recommended Voltage Derating Guidelines
% Change in Working DC
Voltage with Temperature
Recommended Maximum
Application Voltage
-55°C to 85°C
V_R
50% of V_R
85°C to 125°C
67% of V_R
33% of V_R
120%
100%
80%
60%
% Change in Working DC Voltage
with Temperature
40%
20%
Recommended Maximum
Application Voltage (As %
of Rated Voltage)
0%
-55
25
85
Temperature (ºC)
67%
33%
125
Ripple Current/Ripple Voltage
Permissible AC ripple voltage and current are related to equivalent
series resistance (ESR) and the power dissipation capabilities of
the device. Permissible AC ripple voltage which may be applied is
limited by two criteria:
1. The positive peak AC voltage plus the DC bias voltage, if any,
must not exceed the DC voltage rating of the capacitor.
2. The negative peak AC voltage in combination with bias
voltage, if any, must not exceed the allowable limits specified for
reverse voltage. See the Reverse Voltage section for allowable
limits.
The maximum power dissipation by case size can be determined
using the table at right. The maximum power dissipation rating
stated in the table must be reduced with increasing environmental
operating temperatures. Refer to the table below for temperature
compensation requirements.
Temperature Compensation Multipliers
for Maximum Ripple Current
T ≤ 25°C
T ≤ 85°C
T ≤ 125°C
1.00
0.90
0.40
T= Environmental Temperature
KEMET
Case Code
A
B
C
D
X
E
S
T
U
V
W
T510X
T510E
EIA
Case Code
3216–18
3528–21
6032–28
7343–31
7343–43
7360–38
3216–12
3528–12
6032–15
7343–20
7343-15
7343–43
7360–38
Maximum Power
Dissipation (P max)
mWatts @ 25°C
w/+20°C Rise
75
85
110
150
165
200
60
70
90
125
180
270
285
The maximum power dissipation rating must be reduced with increasing
environmental operating temperatures. Refer to the Temperature Compensation
Multiplier table for details.
Using the P max of the device, the maximum allowable rms ripple
current or voltage may be determined.
I(max) = √P max/R
E(max) = Z √P max/R
I = rms ripple current (amperes)
E = rms ripple voltage (volts)
P max = maximum power dissipation (watts)
R = ESR at specified frequency (ohms)
Z = Impedance at specified frequency (ohms)
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