High-current capacitors - Import export

The PK16™ capacitor can be universally used for the assembly of low inductance DC buffer circuits and DC filters; with its high energy density it can replace banks of series-connected electrolytic capacitors as well as large film capacitors in rectangular cases. The capacitance in a DC buffer circuit must be sufficiently sized to both handle and smoothen the occurring ripple currents. The traditional use of series-/parallel-connected electrolytic capacitors offered large capacitance at seemingly low cost, however the low cost per microfarad is countered by the very low current strengh, the high sensitivity to voltage and current surges, as well as a substantial risk of failures in the field, resulting in high maintenance cost. Our advanced know-how in special capacitor film coating and many years of practical experience in designing and manufacturing capacitors have allowed us to develop our PK16™ range with high capacitance density.

It works - even in your smaller DC links! A few years ago, our PK16TM pioneered the large-scale shift from batteries of electrolytic DC link capacitors to energy-efficient and highly reliable film capacitors which has become so common nowadays. The E61 range makes the benefits of this substitution available for DC links with smaller powers now. With their pin terminals, these capacitors can be integrated directly into your printed circuit board. The capacitors of the E61 series are optimized for high rms and surge currents. Along with their high specific ratio of capacitance to volume, they offer long-term stability and storability, as well as excellent self-healing without loss of capacitance. It is our advanced know-how in special capacitor film coating, combined with many decades of practical experience in designing and manufacturing capacitors, which have allowed us to develop this range with its numerous advantages over traditional electrolytic capacitors: