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KEMET’s unique multilayer structure provides higher reliability and minimizes heat generation when filtering out high-frequency noise. Our ferrite beads are suitable for both signal and power lines and are commonly found in space-restricted applications such as wearables or PCs.
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KEMET’s film capacitors have a low ESR that allows them to have a much higher ripple current rating without sacrificing their capacitance. Film’s high voltage rating makes them ideal for DC-Link and high-power applications. Their low ESR, efficient CV, and high voltage ratings make them very useful for energy storage, EMI filtering, and DC-Link applications.
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These quick-and-easy-to-install ferrite sheets are designed for EMI noise mitigation and reducing de-sense caused by radiated emissions in RF circuits. Flex Suppressor® can be used to improve wireless power transfer and near-field communication circuits such as RFID. AEC-Q200-qualified products are also available.
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KEMET is the market leader in polymer capacitor technology. Our organic capacitors are solid electrolytic devices with a conductive polymer cathode, capable of delivering optimized performance in a broad range of applications. Combining very low ESR and improved capacitance retention at high frequencies, with a broad dimensional offering, KEMET’s portfolio supports designers through innovation and technology.
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Pulse transformers are specially designed, common mode chokes that filter out any common mode EMI currents coming from the power line communication’s power transformer or the analog front-end of the modem. With support for up to 264 VAC and low insertion loss starting at 1 MHz, pulse transformers are an effective solution to pass EMI regulatory compliance, while allowing the desired signals to pass unaffected.
Posted on July 7, 2020 by Jeff -
KEMET offers a large range of supercapacitors in surface-mount and radial construction with high-performance capabilities. Supercapacitors have characteristics that are common to both batteries and traditional capacitors. As a result, a supercapacitor can be used as a secondary battery when applied to a DC circuit. These devices are best suited for use in low voltage, DC hold-up applications such as embedded microprocessor systems with flash memory.
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KEMET’s broad MnO2 portfolio supports segment designers in telecommunications, industrial, automotive, military, and drilling applications where space limitations, voltage requirements, life performance, and maximum operational temperature requirements are a concern.
Posted on July 7, 2020 by Jeff -
A new standard for DIN rail-mounting hydraulic-magnetic circuit breakers. The Heinemann ADR series is the evident choice for manufacturers willing to integrate their design with hydraulic-magnetic technology without additional redesign effort. In addition to all the advantages of hydraulic-magnetic circuit breakers such as precise, stable, and reliable protection against overload or short-circuits, ADR provides the same Fit and Form as standard MCB: a great advantage for simplifying refurbishment or technology upgrade.
Features
- Hydraulic-magnetic overcurrent and fast short-circuit protections
- Different tripping curves
- In-Rush capabilities (8x – 15x – 22xIn) in standard
- Changeover (SPDT) auxiliary contact (C-NO-NC) embedded on the same pole as the circuit breaker
- Different configurations and types of auxiliary contact connections
- Midtrip options: handle falls to horizontal position on electrical tripping
- Trip-free design: breaker cannot be defeated by holding the handle in the ON position
- Power to the circuit breakers can be fed from the line or load side
- Easy installation on DIN 35mm rail according to DIN 50022 (IEC/EN60715)
- Module width of only 17.5 mm (per pole)
- Captive screws cannot be lost
- Captive terminals
- Optional handle locking system for Logout/Tagout
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The C Series is popular in outdoor locations, in either high-temperature or low-temperature environments where nuisance tripping might have been a problem in the past. The C Series is built for a wide range of applications and is one of the most versatile designs. From heating and air conditioning to modern railcars, the C Series breaker is built for the most demanding industrial applications.
Features
- Environmental, Vibration, and Shock Resistant: Mil-spec qualification for fungus resistance, humidity, salt spray resistance, and shock vibration resistance.
- Heat-Induced Nuisance Tripping Eliminated: The protector is designed to “hold in” at 100% continuous rated current, regardless of ambient temperatures from -40°C +85°C.
- Immediate Reset After Trip: The protector can be reset (closed) immediately after an overcurrent trip without a “cooling off” period.
- 1/2 Cycle High Inrush Tolerance – 8X (standard) and 25x: The protector is available with different levels of tolerance to 1/2 cycle current spikes. Standard tolerance is 8X the continuous current rating; in addition, 25X is also available.
- Overcurrent Curves, Long, Medium, or Short Delay: Time characteristic curves are available as Short, Medium, and Long Delay.
Posted on July 7, 2020 by Jeff -
The GH Series breaker offers the benefits of hydraulic-magnetic protection in a compact, economical design. Because of their ability to furnish both close-rated locked rotor protection and running overcurrent protection without derating in extreme and highly variable ambient conditions, they are popular in a variety of industries — air conditioning, electric heating, computer main frame and central processing, transportation, and many others.
Features
- Fungus and Humidity Resistance: Provided in accordance with MIL-STD-202 by treating all ferrous parts with a special moisture-resistant finish and using special springs and fungus-resistant cases, covers, and handles.
- Shock: Tested in accordance with MIL-STD-202, Method 213, Test Condition I (100G’s at 6 milliseconds).
- Vibration: Tested in accordance with MIL-STD-202, Method 204, 10 to 500 Hz, 0.06-inch total excursion on three mutually perpendicular planes. Shock and vibration tests apply to time delay breakers only and are performed with units carrying full rated current.
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