The 597D476X0050Z2T is a solid tantalum surface mount Chip Capacitor with 100% tin termination. The 597D series TANTAMOUNT® capacitor is preferred for filtering applications in small power supplies and DC/DC converters. Preferred for their high reliability, long life, extended shelf life, exceptional stability with temperature and their small size. It consists of a sintered tantalum pellet, the anode, on which a tantalum oxide dielectric is formed by electrolysis. The pellet is then coated with manganese dioxide for the cathode. Positive and negative terminations are attached to this pellet and the assembly may be conformally-coated or moulded.

• Ultra-low ESR
• Conformal coated
• Maximum CV
• Applications: Power Management, Aerospace, Defence, Military, Industrial, Commercial, Computers & Computer Peripherals, Communications & Networking, Sensing & Instrumentation, Automotive

• The KPS series surface mount Multilayer Ceramic Chip Capacitor utilizes proprietary lead-frame technology to vertically stack one or two multilayer ceramic chip capacitors (MLCCs) into a single compact surface mount package. The attached lead-frame mechanically isolates the capacitors from the printed circuit board, therefore offering advanced mechanical and thermal stress performance. Isolation also addresses concerns for audible, microphonic noise that may occur when a bias voltage is applied. A two chip stack offers up to double the capacitance in the same or smaller design footprint when compared to traditional surface mount MLCC devices. Providing up to 10mm of board flex capability.
• Higher capacitance in the same footprint
• Potential board space savings
• Advanced protection against thermal and mechanical stress
• Provides up to 10mm of board flex capability
• Reduces audible and microphonic noise
• Extremely low ESR and ESL
• Non-polar device, minimizing installation concerns
• Environmentally friendly
• Capable of Pb-Free reflow profiles

2000pF ±5% 100V Ceramic Capacitor C0G, NP0 1206 (3216 Metric)

KEMET’s C0G dielectric features a 125°C maximum operating temperature and is considered “stable.” The Electronics Components, Assemblies & Materials Association (EIA) characterizes C0G dielectric as a Class I material. Components of this classification are temperature compensating and are suited for resonant circuit applications or those where Q and stability of capacitance characteristics are required. C0G exhibits no change in capacitance with respect to time and voltage and boasts a negligible change in capacitance with reference to ambient temperature. Capacitance change is limited to ±30 ppm/ºC from −55°C to +125°C