PEH532VDE3390M2S datasheet, PDF

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PEH532VDE3390M2S: DescriptionAluminum Electrolytic Capacitor, Polarized, Aluminum (wet), 400V, 20% +Tol, 20% -Tol, 390uF, Through Hole Mount, ROHS COMPLIANT; CategoryPassive components capacitor; File Size551KB，14 Pages; ManufacturerKEMET; Websitehttp://www.kemet.com; Environmental Compliance

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Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitor, Polarized, Aluminum (wet), 400V, 20% +Tol, 20% -Tol, 390uF, Through Hole Mount, ROHS COMPLIANT

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Parameter Name	Attribute value
Is it lead-free?	Lead free
Is it Rohs certified?	conform to
Maker	KEMET
package instruction	,
Reach Compliance Code	compliant
ECCN code	EAR99
capacitance	390 µF
Capacitor type	ALUMINUM ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR
diameter	35 mm
dielectric materials	ALUMINUM (WET)
ESR	290 mΩ
leakage current	0.468 mA
length	40 mm
Installation features	THROUGH HOLE MOUNT
negative tolerance	20%
Number of terminals	2
Maximum operating temperature	105 °C
Minimum operating temperature	-40 °C
Package shape	CYLINDRICAL PACKAGE
Package form	Snap-in
method of packing	BULK
polarity	POLARIZED
positive tolerance	20%
Rated (DC) voltage (URdc)	400 V
Guideline	IEC60384-4
ripple current	1500 mA
surface mount	NO
Terminal pitch	10 mm
Terminal shape	SNAP-IN

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Snap-In Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors

PEH532 Series, +105ºC

Overview

Applications

Typical applications for KEMET's PEH532 capacitor include

switch mode power supplies (SMPS), drives, welding equipment,

uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), and other power electronic

applications where high current ratings and compact size are

important.

KEMET's PEH532 is a long-life electrolytic capacitor designed

to offer high ripple current capability and low mounting cost. Low

ESR is the result of a very low resistive paper/electrolyte system.

Low ESR, together with the TDC thermal concept, gives the

PEH532 a high ripple current capability.

Benefits

•

Snap-In

2,000 hours at +105°C

PCB mounting

Low ESR and ESL

High ripple current

Part Number System

PEH532

Series

Snap-In type

Aluminum

Electrolytic

Voltage (VDC)

J = 35

M = 63

P = 100

R = 200

S = 250

U = 350

V = 400

Y = 450

Size Code

See Dimension

Table

433

Capacitance Code (µF)

The second two digits

indicate the two most

significant digits of the

capacitance value. The

first digit indicates the

total number digits.

Version

0 = Standard

Capacitance Tolerance

M = ±20%

Termination

See Termination

Table

One world. One KEMET

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Snap-In Aluminum Electrolytic Capacitors – PEH532, +105ºC

Shelf Life

The capacitance, ESR and impedance of a capacitor will not change significantly after extended storage periods, however the leakage

current will very slowly increase. KEMET products are particularly stable and allow a shelf life in excess of three years at 40°C. See

sectional specification under each product series for specific data.

Re-age (Reforming) Procedure

Apply the rated voltage to the capacitor at room temperature for a period of one hour, or until the leakage current has fallen to a steady

value below the specified limit. During re-aging a maximum charging current of twice the specified leakage current or 5 mA (whichever

is greater) is suggested.

Reliability

The reliability of a component can be defined as the probability that it will perform satisfactorily under a given set of conditions for a

given length of time.

In practice, it is impossible to predict with absolute certainty how any individual component will perform; thus, we must utilize probability

theory. It is also necessary to clearly define the level of stress involved (e.g. operating voltage, ripple current, temperature and time).

Finally, the meaning of satisfactory performance must be defined by specifying a set of conditions which determine the end of life of the

component.

Reliability as a function of time, R(t), is normally expressed as: R(t)=e-

λt

where R(t) is the probability that the component will perform satisfactorily for time t, and λ is the failure rate.

Failure Rate

The failure rate is the number of components failing per unit time. The failure rate of most electronic components follows the

characteristic pattern:

• Early failures are removed during the manufacturing process.

• The operational life is characterized by a constant failure rate.

• The wear out period is characterized by a rapidly increasing failure rate.

The failures in time (FIT) are given with a 60% confidence level for the various type codes. By convention, FIT is expressed as 1 x 10

-9

failures per hour. Failure rate is also expressed as a percentage of failures per 1,000 hours.

e.g., 100 FIT = 1 x 10

-7

failures per hour = 0.01%/1,000 hours

End of Life Definition

Catastrophic Failure: short circuit, open circuit or safety vent operation

Parametric Failure:

• Change in capacitance > ±10%

• Leakage current > specified limit

• ESR > 2 x initial ESR value

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