381LR391M250J022+D datasheet, PDF

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381LR391M250J022+D: DescriptionCAPACITOR, ALUMINUM ELECTROLYTIC, NON SOLID; CategoryPassive components capacitor; File Size132KB，5 Pages; ManufacturerCDE [ CORNELL DUBILIER ELECTRONICS ]

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CAPACITOR, ALUMINUM ELECTROLYTIC, NON SOLID

381LR391M250J022+D Parametric

Parameter Name	Attribute value
Objectid	1340418963
package instruction	,
Reach Compliance Code	unknown
ECCN code	EAR99
YTEOL	2
Capacitor type	ALUMINUM ELECTROLYTIC CAPACITOR
dielectric materials	ALUMINUM (WET)
Manufacturer's serial number	381LR
Number of terminals	2

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Type 381LR 105 °C Highest Ripple, Snap-In Aluminum

Ultra-High Ripple Capabilities

Compared to standard 105 °C snap-ins like the Type 381L/LX

Type 381LR can handle an extra 25% ripple current or more.

This remarkable capability stems from advances in electrolyte

that give extremely low ESR values.In high ripple current

applications like motor drives you can save by using fewer

capacitors.

Highlights

- The right choice for motor drive bus capacitors

- The right choice for UPS bus capacitors

- Compare to Type 381L

- Up to 2 times the ripple current

Specifications

Temperature Range

Rated Voltage Range

Capacitance Range

Capacitance Tolerance

Leakage Current

Ripple Current Multipliers

–40 °C to + 105 °C ≤ 315 Vdc

–25 °C to + 105 °C ≥ 350 Vdc

200 Vdc to 450 Vdc

56 µF to 2,200 µF

± 20%

≤3 √CV µA, 4 mA max, 5 minutes

Ambient Temperature

45 ºC

2.35

Frequency

50 Hz 60 Hz 120 Hz 500 kHz 1 kHz kHz &

0.75

Low Temperature Characteristics

Endurance Life Test

0.80

1.00

1.20

1.25

1.40

60 ºC

2.20

70 ºC

2.00

85 ºC

1.70

105 ºC

1.00

Impedance ratio: Z

–20⁰C

∕ Z

+25⁰C

≤ 3 (200–450Vdc)

3000 h at full load at 105 °C

∆ Capacitance ±20%

ESR 200% of limit

DCL 100% of limit

1000 h at 105 °C

∆ Capacitance ±20%

ESR 200% of limit

DCL 100% of limit

10 to 55 Hz, 0.06” and 10 g max, 2 h each plane

RoHS Compliant

Shelf Life Test

Vibration

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