Datasheet

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Surface Mount Polyethylene Naphthalate (PEN) Film Capacitor
LDE, Unencapsulated Stacked Chip, Size 1206 – 6054, 50 – 1,000 VDC (Automotive Grade)
Maximum Temperature on Component Body (T
max
)
Capacitor Capacitor Volume (mm
3
)
H
max
(mm) < 350 350 – 2,000 > 2,000
< 1.6 255°C 255°C 255°C
1.6 – 2.5 255°C 250°C 245°C
> 2.5 250°C 245°C 245°C
*In line with JEDEC STD 020 with some limitations.
Flux/Cleaning/Storage and Moisture
Flux suggestions
KEMETsuggeststouseano-cleanuxwithahalogencontentlowerthan0.1%.
Cleaning suggestions
To clean the PCB assembly KEMET recommends to use a suitable solvent like Isopropyl alcohol, deionized water or neutral
pH detergents. Aggressive solvents shall not be used. For any different cleaning solvent used please contact KEMET
Technical Services to analyze the potential impact on KEMET products.
Storage and moisture recommendations
KEMET SMD Film Capacitors are supplied in a MBB (Moisture Barrier Bag) Class 1. We can guarantee a 24 months shelf life
(temperature≤40°C/relativehumidity≤90%).AftertheMBBhasbeenopened,componentsmaystayinareaswithcontrolled
temperatureandhumidity(temperature≤30°C/relativehumidity≤60%)for168hours[MSL3](ratedvoltage≤100VDC)or
696hours[MSL2a](ratedvoltage>100VDC).Forlongerperiodsoftimeand/orhighertemperatureand/orhigherrelative
humidity values, it is absolutely necessary to protect the components against humidity. If the reel inside the MBB is partially
used, KEMET recommends to re-use the same MBB or to avoid areas without controlled temperature and humidity (see
above).Iftheaboveconditionsarenotrespected,componentsrequireabaking(minimumtime:48hoursat55±5°C)before
thereow.
Manual assembly recommendations
If PCBs are assembled manually, care must be taken to avoid any mechanical damage to
the components. Our recommendations are the following (see Fig. 1):
1. When using tweezers, the components should be gripped across the two
terminations (A);
2. Avoid any contact with the two cutting surfaces (C);
3. A vacuum pen is recommended on the top and bottom surfaces (B).
B
B
A
C
A
C
Fig. 1