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KEMET SMD Tantalum Polymer Capacitors Meets Newly Released Military Performance Specification MIL-PRF-32700/1 and /2

31.3.2023
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KEMET, part of the YAGEO Group and leading global electronic components supplier for aerospace, defense, avionics, and mission-critical applications, announces the new polymer tantalum capacitors surface mount T580/T581 series.

This series is in support of Military Performance Specification Sheets MIL-PRF-32700/1 and /2. The T580/T581 series will be the first polymer tantalum surface mount capacitors available to the market that will meet these new specifications, reinforcing KEMET’s industry and technology leadership in the defense and aerospace high-reliability application market.

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Programs requiring full MIL-PRF qualified components will have the ability to take advantage of this high volumetric efficiency polymer tantalum technology. Polymer tantalum technology is a preferred solution for filtering/decoupling in fast switching DC/DC converters where efficiency is a critical parameter.

This technology will offer higher power levels and lower ESR capacitance solutions for medium to high levels of switching frequency domains. Additionally, this series will provide superior reliability and electrical performance in power management applications due to its best-in-class, ultra-low ESR.

Since 2006, KEMET has offered proven high-reliability polymer tantalum capacitor technology for the mission-critical and rigorous requirements in the defense and aerospace industries by addressing the needs for superior electrical performance with lower ESR and higher frequency response, lower derating and a benign failure mode.

KEMET is targeting the initial offering from the T581 series by last quarter of 2023.

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