What news do we have on Exxelia Film Capacitors ESA QPL ?

ESA ESCC 3006 changed the issue of the specifcation to the 3rd version. Starting from the 1st of June 2022, Exxelia will produce the film capacitors according to this last version of the ESCC 3006 standard.


Exxelia Film Capacitors ESA QPL

Parts already available on stock will be propose according the previsous version of the standard.

Parts currently launched in production will be manufactured according the issue 2 of the specification.

 

This modification will affect only the new productions.

 

Perimeter

Exxelia QPL film capacitors: PM90S, PM94S, PM907S, PM948S, HT86PS.

Please find on the next slides the main updates of the 3rd issue of the ESCC 3006  standard (See document).

 

 

 

The Exxelia teams are at your disposal to answer your questions.

Published on 09 May 2022 by Stephane PERES

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