PA Series datasheet. This may be getting into the realm of, "How cool is that?" As the series name suggests, this is a "non-aqueous" electrolyte series. Its impedance ratings are slightly better than Nichicon's "aqueous" HE (or UCC's KY) series, and its ripple current ratings are only slightly lower. The impedance ratings are 10%-25% lower than the PW series. These comparisons are for 35V parts with the same can size. OTOH, PA is rated for 5,000 hours, while the PW for 8,000 hours and the HE for 10,000 hours. It looks like the ancient PS (lead-free PR) and PM (lead-free PL) series will soldier on, as these are still in Nichicon's 2007 paper catalog. No new aqueous series in that catalog.
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Those also are new in the 2007 Nichicon catalog. Unfortunately for my purposes, the through-hole polymer series only goes up the 16V. The venerable PJ series is also still in the catalog. I'm wondering what UCC might soon have in response to Nichicon's PA series. And from BadCaps members' POV, I wonder how soon this/these new series will become available thru disties like D-K.PeteS in CA
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Originally posted by PeteS in CAPA Series datasheet. This may be getting into the realm of, "How cool is that?" As the series name suggests, this is a "non-aqueous" electrolyte series. Its impedance ratings are slightly better than Nichicon's "aqueous" HE (or UCC's KY) series, and its ripple current ratings are only slightly lower. The impedance ratings are 10%-25% lower than the PW series. These comparisons are for 35V parts with the same can size. OTOH, PA is rated for 5,000 hours, while the PW for 8,000 hours and the HE for 10,000 hours. It looks like the ancient PS (lead-free PR) and PM (lead-free PL) series will soldier on, as these are still in Nichicon's 2007 paper catalog. No new aqueous series in that catalog.
Awesome.. Hopefully we'll see some soon.. I need to restock my cap selection anyway.. I bought a bunch of Nichicon PW's about two years ago.. And i've been recycling good caps from otherwise dead boards..Comment
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The PA series, like the PW, PS, PM and PJ uses a "non-aqueous" electrolyte. The GA series probably uses an "aqueous" electrolyte, much like Nichicon's HN or HZ series, which are of the ultra-low Z type. If you have an application for which "aqueous" electrolyte technology is unsuitable, PW, FC and LXZ have been the best available; the PA series looks like it raises the bar.PeteS in CA
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Speaking of recent series, UCC has:
KZH - 6K hours; lower Z, higher ripple current than KZE series; datasheet in 2006 paper and online catalogs
KZM - 8K and 10K hours; lower Z, higher ripple current than KY series; datasheet in online catalog only
KZJ - similar to HN; datasheet in 2006 paper and online catalogs
KZV - lower Z than KZJ; mentioned in paper and online catalogs, but both reference Engineering Bulletin 756
I may be coming into a 2007 UCC catalog soon, so I'll come back to this thread if I do and there's anything new/coolPeteS in CA
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