Tantalum chip capacitors
Performance, High Reliability 150
°C
Features
Operating temperature up to 150
°C
Outstanding reliability
Very low failure rate
Qualification in compliance with AEC-Q200
High volumetric efficiency
Excellent solderability
Stable temperature and frequency
characteristics
Low leakage current, low dissipation factor
Low self-inductance
High resistance to shock and vibration
Suitable for use without series resistor
(recommended operating conditions see
www.epcos.com/tantalum_gti, section 4.4)
Lead-free and material content compatible
with ELV and RoHS
B45196P1156+30*
Please read
Important notes
and
Cautions and warnings
at the end of this document.
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Tantalum chip capacitors
Performance, High Reliability 150
°C
Technical data and ordering code
Ordering code
Rated capacitance
Rated voltage
(tinned terminals)
(20
°C,
120 Hz)
(up to 85
°C)
(up to 125
°C)
(up to 150
°C)
C
R
V
R
B45196P1156+30*
15
6.3
4
3.2
55 ... +150
1.0
4.5
1.7
C
6032-28
(L x W x H)
B45196P1156+30*
µF
VDC
Operating temperature range
Maximum leakage current
Maximum dissipation factor
Maximum impedance
Case size
EIA code
Dimensions
(20
°C,
120 Hz)
(20
°C,
100 kHz)
T
op
(20
°C,
V
R
, 5 min) I
leak,max
DF
max
Z
max
°C
µA
%
Ω
Failure rate
(1 fit = 1 10
-9
failures/h)
*=
(at 40
°C; ≤
V
R
,
R
S
≥
3
Ω/V)
6.0
±0.3
x 3.2
±0.3
x 2.5
±0.3
mm
(0.236
±0.012
x 0.126
±0.012
x (inch)
0.098
±0.012)
≤0.8
fit
+ = Capacitance tolerance
M =
±20%
K =
±10%
Code number for reel diameter
6 = 330-mm reel
9 = 180-mm reel
Maximum working voltage at 150
°C:
0.5 V
R
.
Details for this operating condition must be agreed upon between supplier and customer.
For high performance, individual tests are carried out under more extreme conditions,
supplementary to the tests specified by CECC.
All types are qualified in compliance with AEC-Q200.
Please read
Important notes
and
Cautions and warnings
at the end of this document.
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Tantalum chip capacitors
Performance, High Reliability 150
°C
Ordering code structure
B45
Tantalum
capacitor
B45196P1156+30*
196P
1
157
+
40
*
Series
196P = Performance, High Reliability 150
°C,
tinned terminals
198P = Performance, High Reliability 150
°C,
gold-plated terminals
Rated voltage
0 = 4 V, 1 = 6.3 V, 2 = 10 V, 3 = 16 V, 4 = 20 V, 5 = 25 V,
6 = 35 V, 7 = 50 V
Rated capacitance + exponent
C [pF] 10
x
E.g.: 686 = 68 pF 10
6
= 68
µF,
157 = 15 pF
10
7
= 150
µF
Capacitance tolerance
M =
±20%,
K =
±10%
Case size
10 = A
20 = B
30 = C
40 = D
50 = E
Reel diameter
9 = 180 mm, 6 = 330 mm
Please read
Important notes
and
Cautions and warnings
at the end of this document.
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Tantalum chip capacitors
Performance, High Reliability 150
°C
Cautions and warnings
B45196P1156+30*
When using tantalum capacitors with a manganese dioxide coating, the following cautions and
warnings should be taken into account:
Polarity
Because tantalum capacitors are
polar capacitors,
it is important to observe their polarity
markings (positive pole on the anode, negative pole on the cathode). Any incorrect polarity
resulting from the sum of the AC and DC voltage components must be smaller than or equal to
the permitted
polarity reversal voltage
(see “General technical information”, section 4.6 and
section 4.8 under www.epcos.com/tantalum_capacitors). To avoid reducing their reliability, this
voltage may only occur for a short time, at most five times for a duration of one minute per hour.
Voltage
The
maximum continuous voltage
depends on the ambient temperature. Within the temperature
range of 55 to +85
°C,
the rated voltage is equal to the maximum continuous voltage. Between
+ 85 and + 125
°C
the maximum continuous voltage must be reduced linearly from the full rated
voltage to 2/3 of it (derating). At 150
°C
(only B4519*P series) the voltage must be reduced to 1/2
and at 175
°C
(only B4519*T series) to 1/3 of the rated voltage. Operation below the maximum
continuous voltage has a positive effect on the capacitor’s failure rate. The maximum continuous
voltage must not be exceeded (see“Quality and environment”, section 1.11 under
www.epcos.com/tantalum_capacitors).
All unfavourable operating conditions (such as possible line overvoltages, unfavourable
tolerances of the transformation ratio of the line transformer in the equipment, repeated
overvoltages when the equipment is switched on, high ambient temperatures) must be taken into
account when determining the
operating voltage.
The
surge voltage
is the maximum voltage (peak value) that may be applied to the capacitor for
short periods, at most five times for a total duration of up to 1 minute per hour. The surge voltage
must not be applied for periodic charging and discharging in the course of normal operation and
cannot be part of the operating voltage. The permissible surge voltage for all capacitors in this
data book is 1.3 x the rated voltage. The occurrence of voltage impulses (transient voltages) that
exceed the surge voltage may lead to irreparable damage.
Capacitance
The actual
capacitance
of a capacitor can deviate from the rated capacitance by as much as the
full magnitude of the tolerance at delivery. The capacitance varies with the temperature (at
+125
°C
+12% up to +20%) and decreases with increasing frequency (see “General technical
information”, section 5 under www.epcos.com/tantalum_capacitors).
Please read
Important notes
and
Cautions and warnings
at the end of this document.
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