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Exxelia dévoile le nouveau condensateur électrolytique en aluminium de forme rectangulaire

CUBISIC SLP : le nouveau condensateur électrolytique rectangulaire en aluminium qui révolutionne le marché.

Dans le petit monde des "condensateurs rectangulaires aluminium-électrolytique", le nouveau Cubisic SLP est un véritable "game changer" ! Fournissant deux fois plus de capacité que tout autre "condensateur rectangulaire électrolytique à l'aluminium" disponible sur le marché dans le même volume, cette nouvelle série offre également deux fois plus de durée de vie.  Les ingénieurs qui s'attaquent à des exigences de conception complexes et recherchent un produit facilement intégrable gagneront en espace et en fiabilité grâce à l'utilisation de matériaux améliorés. Parce que le CUBISIC SLP peut résister à des vibrations de 50G et supporter une altitude de 92 000 pieds, il est parfaitement adapté aux postes de pilotage, aux fonctions d'actionnement et de génération d'énergies des avions commerciaux et militaires, ainsi qu'aux radars et aux systèmes laser.

 

CARACTÉRISTIQUES :

Capacité de 100μF à 68 000μF
Tensions de 10V à 450V
Durée de vie de 5000 heures à 85°C
Température de fonctionnement -55°C à +85°C
Vibrations de 50g / altitude de 92 000
Configurations conformes à la directive RoHS disponibles

Published on 20 Jan 2022 by Ali BARI

Exxelia at SIAE 2023 (Paris Air Show)

As an expert in high reliability products in a wide range of fields, Exxelia will be exhibiting its products this year.   On its "Embedded Products" cluster, bringing together components that can be mounted on a satellite or aircraft, Exxelia will be presenting two innovations that are particularly well suited to the challenges of the aviation of the future and the objectives of decarbonisation of the air. Its latest film capacitor innovation called MML™ (named after its "Miniature Micro-Layer" dielectric) shows an energy density up to 4 times higher than other film dielectrics. MML® technology makes power capacitors smaller, lighter and compatible with higher temperatures, and is therefore particularly suitable for DC-Link, decoupling & charge-discharge applications.   Alongside MML™ components, Exxelia will also be exhibiting the latest innovations in magnetic components, saving up to 40% in weight and 20% in volume while dissipating more power, some of which have been designed for eVTOL applications, as well as the CCM & Dual Active Bridge multi-output transformers.   Come and discover the latest innovations from Exxelia at our booth during the event. We have a range of high-quality products (Capacitors, Filters, Magnetics, Materials & Tuning Components, Position Sensors, Ohmcraft Resistors, Slip Rings & Rotary Joints) designed to meet the needs of your industry. We can't wait to show you how our solutions can improve your projects and increase your efficiency.   Don't miss the opportunity to meet our team of experts and find out how we can help you achieve your goals. Join us at our booth for an enlightening experience.              

Exxelia Ohmcraft High voltage resistors in 3D dental imaging

To capture adequate images of a patient’s teeth and jaw, dentists rely on advanced 3D imaging from cone-beam computed tomography (CBCT) systems. The CBCT system’s outputs are critical for the accurate diagnosis of oral health concerns and subsequent plans for treatment. To ensure the reliability of these images, manufacturers of CBCT systems have leveraged Exxelia Ohmcraft’s custom, high voltage resistors. “In general, X-Rays require very high voltages to operate and generate clear, precise 3D images,” said Eric Van Wormer, Vice President of Exxelia Ohmcraft. “Because of the unmatched precision and control in surface-mount and leaded resistors from Exxelia Ohmcraft, manufacturers of this type of technology have turned to us to help ensure the reliability of their systems and the quality of the images they produce.” CBCT systems are used to assist dentists in a variety of procedures, including dental implant placement, root canal therapy, the treatment of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction, and oral surgery. Exxelia Ohmcraft’s technology utilizes the proprietary Micropen electronic printing system to “print” precise, narrow, serpentine lines with resistive ink on a ceramic substrate, producing higher performance resistors over a wider range of values on a smaller surface area than is possible with conventional film resistor technology.
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