KEMET Tantalum Hermetically Sealed Axial MIL-PRF-39003 T110 Series Capacitors Datasheet

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KEMET Standard Hermetic Sealed T110 Series Capacitors Overview

The KEMET standard hermetic sealed T110 Series capacitors are specifically designed for high humidity environments and miniaturized circuitry, making them ideal for coupling, bypass, filtering, and R-C timing circuits. Notably rugged, they demonstrate exceptional stability and minimal leakage current, with a low dissipation factor and ESR/impedance across a broad temperature and frequency range.

Key Features and Approvals

The T110 Series showcases a wide span of standard EIA capacitance values, ranging from 0.0047-330 µF, with tolerance options of 20%, 10%, and 5%. Working voltages vary within 6-125 VDC. Moreover, KEMET’s capacitors feature low equivalent series resistance (ESR), adhering to Customer Specification 2864. The series has received RoHS compliance recognition as of September 30, 2005. For higher Cv values, KEMET suggests the T140 Series.

Capacitor Dimensions and Ordering Information

Capacitors come in diverse case sizes defined by dimensions in inches and millimeters—both insulated and uninsulated. When ordering, specify the series (e.g., T110, T212), case size, lead material, picofarad code, capacitance tolerance, and failure rate. The KEMET T110 Series capacitors are standardly sleeved unless requested otherwise and marketed with the manufacturer’s identification, capacitance tolerance, nominal capacitance, voltage, and date code.

Ratings and Part Number Reference

The datasheet delineates an array of KEMET T110 capacitors according to ratings like dissipation factor, leakage current, and voltage rating, corresponding to diversified military part numbers under the MIL-PRF-39003 standards. Capacitors are segregated by exponential graded failure rates, varying from 0.1%/k hrs to 0.001%/k hrs. Detailed ratings and part numbers are available for specific models.

Marking Information

Standard marking includes polarity indication, manufacturer identification, and precise capacitance value, where the “R” symbol denotes the decimal point, followed by applicable voltage and the date code. Rigorous military marking details can be found on page 4 of the full datasheet.