Metallized Polypropylene
(PP)
RFI-Capacitors Class Y2
PCM 10 mm and 37.5 mm
Special
Features
Reliable
self-healing
High degree of interference
suppression due to good
attenuation and low ESR
According to RoHS 2011/65/EU
Typical
Applications
Class Y2
RFI applications to meet EMC regulations
Capacitors connected to the mains
between phase or neutral and earthed
casing
By-passing of the basic or supplementary
insulation, pulse peak voltage < 5 kV
Construction
Dielectric:
Polypropylene (PP) film Capacitor electrodes: Vacuum-deposited Internal construction:
Encapsulation:
Solvent-resistant, flame-retardent plastic case
with epoxy resin seal, UL 94 V-0 Terminations:
Tinned wire Marking:
Colour: Red. Marking: Black
Electrical Data
Capacitance range: 1000 pF to 1.0 µF Rated voltage: 300VAC
Continuous DC voltage* (general guide):
< 1000V
Capacitance tolerances:
±20%, ±10% (±5% available subject to special enquiry) Operating temperature range:
-55°C to +105°C Climatic test category:
55/105/56 in accordance with IEC
Passive flammability class:
B for capacitors with V > 1750 mm³
C for capacitors with V < 1750 mm³ Insulation resistance at +20°C:
C < 0.33 µF: > 15 x
103 M
C > 0.33 µF: > 5000 sec (MxµF)
Measuring voltage: 100V/1 min. Dissipation factors at
+20°C: tan
Test
specifications:
In accordance with IEC 60384-14
Maximum pulse rise time:
100 V/µsec for pulses equal to a voltage amplitude with x 300VAC = 425V according to IEC 60384-14 Test voltage: 2700VDC, 2sec Reliability: Operational life > 300000
hours
Failure rate < 2 fit (0.5 x Ur and
40°C)
Pull test on pins: 10 N in direction of pins according to
IEC 60068-2-21 Vibration:
6 hours at 10...2000Hz and 0.75mm displacement
amplitude or 10g in accordance with IEC 60068-2-6 Low air density:
1kPa = 10 mbar in accordance with IEC 60068-2-13 Bump test:
4000 bumps at 390 m/sec2 in accordance
with IEC 60068-2-29
* If safety-approved EMI suppression capacitors are operated with a DC voltage being above the specified AC voltage rating the given approvals are no longer valid (DIN EN 60384-14).
Furthermore the permissible pulse rise time du/dt (Fmax.) will be subject to a reduction according to
Fmax. = Fr x x UAC / UDC
if the DC operating voltage UDC is higher than x UAC