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When placing an order or making an inquiry, please specify the
followings

¨ç Working voltage : DC, AC
¨è Capacitance value
¨é Capacitance tolerance
¨ê Finished product : Color TV, Stereo, Swiching power supply, lighting fixture, etc.
¨ë Application or circuit diagram : noise suppression, resonance,etc.
¨ì Operating condition : pulse, frequency, waveform, current, etc.
¨í Operating temperature
¨î Dimensions : L x H x T x P
¨ï Shape : enclosure (dip, case, straight, crimped)

Product code system

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* Digit 1 to 4 : product code
product code is 3 digit to 4 digit
example : MPP is 3 digit, MPPS is 4 digit
* Digit 5 to 6 : DC or AC rated voltage
DC rated voltage on mark
example : MPP250V104K no mark means DC rated voltage.
Only AC rated voltage marked
example : CMPP AC 275V 104K
* Digit 14 : tolerance : ¡¾5%(J), ¡¾10%(K), ¡¾20%(M)

Code Letter
B
C
D
F
G
H
J
K
M
Tolerance
¡¾0.1
¡¾0.25
¡¾0.5
¡¾1
¡¾2
¡¾3
¡¾5
¡¾10
¡¾20


* Digit 15 : lead wire crimped style

digit 5 to 6, Nomark means "DC"

Date code

Year
Code Letter
2005
5
2006
6
2007
7
2008
8
2009
9
2010
0
Year
Code Letter
1999
9
2000
0
2001
1
2002
2
2003
3
2004
4
1st week to 52nd week
Code Letter
1st : Mon to Sun.
01
2nd : Mon to Sun.
02

3rd : Mon to Sun.
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52nd : Mon to Sun.

03
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52

Crimped Style for Lead Wire

 

Derating of rated voltage

1. Rated upper limit temperature, usable upper limit temperature, and derating ratio
of usable upper limit temperature

The Polyester(PET) capacitor is relatively high in dissipation factor(tan ¥ä), and when used at
high frequency, then the self heating temperature is increased. Use within the self heating
temperature is if 10¡É or less, and the capacitor surface temperature not exceeding the rated
upper limit temperature.

Dielectric
Type
Rated Upper Limit Temperature
Usable Upper Limit Temperature
Usable Upper Limit Voltage
Polyester MPE
85¡É
105¡É
Rated Volt x 75%
Polypropylene
MPP,NPP,NPPS
70¡É
85¡É
Rated Volt x 75%
PPS
CMPP
85¡É
105¡É
Rated Volt x 75%
MPPS
125¡É
125¡É
Rated Volt

2. Derating of rated voltage to capacitance value
Generally in film capacitors as the capacitance value is increased the withstand voltage
performance is decreased. in the case of capacitorance range exceeding 0.1§Þ of polypropylene
capacitors with NPP type and NPPS type, use within the following voltage.

Cap.value(§Þ)
Rated volt
50VDC
100VDC
200VDC
400VDC
630VDC
0.11-0.12
49V
98V
195V
390V
615V
0.13-0.15
47V
95V
190V
380V
600V
0.16-0.18
46V
93V
185V
370V
585V
.020-0.22
45V
90V
180V
360V
570V
0.24-0.27
44V
88V
175V
350V
0.30-0.33
42V
85V
170V
340V
0.36-0.39
41V
83V
165V
320V
0.43-0.47
40V
80V
160V
300V

3. Derating of rated voltage when using at high frequency
When using at high frequency, there is a risk of thermal runaway(smoke, fire) due to self heat
generation in the capacitor. Derate the rated voltage according to the example below. Therefore,
the rated voltage at 150Vrms at commercial frequency. (It is necessary to derate the rated voltage
until the self heating temperature rising of the capacitor is below the specified value.)

Calculation of rms in Varisious waveforms
In each waveform, calculate the root-mean-square(rms) value in the formula.



NOTES

(1) Use the peak value(Vo-p) of the pulse voltage applied to both ends of the capacitor within the DC rated voltage.
(2) When using at high frequency it may lead to breakdown due to withstand voltage deterikoration by self heat generation. Therefore, measure the self heating temperature rising value of the capacitor and make sure it must be used within the specified limit.

Please use the capacitor within the voltage limit calculated by the rated voltage multiplied
by the coefficient listed as bellow.

MPE TYPE
MPP TYPE
Frequency
Derating Rate to 50/60Hz AC Rated Voltage
Frequency
Derating Rate to 50/60Hz AC Rated Voltage
50/60 Hz
100(%)
50/60 Hz
100(%)
1K
54
1K
76
5K
39
5K
55
10K
34
10K
49
20K
30
20K
41
30K
27
30K
38
40K
26
40K
36
50K
25
50K
35
60K
24
60K
33
70K
23
70K
32
80K
22
80K
31
90K
21
90K
30
100K
21
100K
30
 

"AC" Voltage value must be within the specified value as below.

Rated Voltage
MPE
MPP
100VDC
50VAC
250VDC
125VAC
125VAC
400VDC
200VAC
160VAC
630VDC
250VAC
200VAC
800VDC
250VAC
Maximum Operating AC Voltage (at 50, 60Hz)
 

Permissible Current

Film Capacitors are low in internal impedance, and hence a very large charging or discharging current may flow depending on the circuit. When a charging or discharging current exceeding the permissible range flows, temperature rising occurs due to self heat generation thus this can cause deterioration of withstand voltage and result in a short circuit, possible leading to smokeor fire. In particular in an application where the rms current is large or a large pulse current flows measure the self heating temperature rise and make sure it is within the permissible self heating temperature rising limit.
The permissible current must be considered by dividing into pulse current (peak current) and continuous current (rms current) depending on the breakdown mode and when wsing therefore make sure the both currents are within the permissible values.

1. Permissible current to operating frequency
The film capacitor varies in the frequency characteristic of the dissipation factor and hence the permissible rms current for operating frequency particular when operating at high frequency the dissipation factor (tan ¥ä) increases and when using over the permissible current it may trigger thermal runaway possibly leading to smoke or fire. Shown below are typical examples of permissible current by frequency(rms value) of the MPE type using polyester film and NPP type using polypropylene film.

2. Permissible current to pulse current
The pluse permissible current is generally obtained by the product of dV/dt(V/§Á) value and capacitance (§Þ)
* the dV/dt(V/§Á) value of a film capacitor is defermined by the element structure <how to determine pulse permissible current>
* When voltage (V) is applied to capacitor C (Farad), the electric charge Q (Coulomb) is expressed in formular ¨ç.
Q = C.V ........ ¨ç
* The charging current (A) flow in the capacitor C (Farad), the electric charge Q (Coulomb) is expressed in formula ¨è.
I = dQ/dt ........ ¨è
* Differentiating both sides of formula ¨ç by time t and putting into formula ¨è yields formula ¨é.
dQ/dt = C.dv/dt
I = C.dv/dt ........ ¨é
Therefore the pulse current is determined as the metallized type in particular the internal evaporated electrode and external takeout electrode are connected by metallized contact (metal spraying) and hence due caution is needed because the upper limit dV/dt value is low.
* The dV/dt values corresponding to rated voltaged and capacitance value of representative types are shown. When used in a high current pulse circuit check the pulse permissible current (Ao-p)
* Please consult us, if pulses are applied more than 10,000 times. product of the capacitance value C(§Þ) and voltage change dV/dt per §Á
(Example) in the case of MPP 400V 224KF permissible
dV/dt value(V/§Á)
Rated Voltage : 400VDC
Capacitance : 0.22§Þ
Permissible dV/dt value : 37
Pulse permissible current : 0.22(§Þ) X 37 = 8 Ao-p
(however, number of repetitions is 10,000 times or less) that is momentary pulse current can be used up to 8 Ao-p.
Make sure the rms current is within the permissible value.

 

 

FILM CAPACITORS

Metallized Polyester Film Capacitor Within 10¡É
Metallized Polypropylene Cap. Within 5¡É
PPS Film Within 15¡É
Polypropylene Film Cap. & Series type Within 7¡É
 

Operating temperature own temperatur rise

When the film capacitor is used in an AC circuit, especially in high frequency application the
capacitors self heating generation may be occured.
Check the self heating temperature rising value in actual conditions of use and within the limit specified in the table above.

 
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