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Date: 03/20/00 at 2:41 AM
Posted by: Dominique A. Bovey
E-mail: dbov@vmfr.vibro-meter.ch

In Reply to: Re: SMT non-polar electronic capacitors? posted by John Dunn - Consultant on 03/17/00 at 8:45 AM:

Thanks,
but actually the X5R capacitors I tried (like X7R but only -40..+85 temp range) are not specified according
to their leakage current. So I stick to bi-polar or non-polar electrolytic capacitors whose leakage current,
under a few 100s mVDC, remains reasonable, and whose dielectric absorption is low. leading to less
non-linear distorsion.
I found 4 second sources for SMT bi-polar electrolytic capacitors, and here are the manufacturers' links:
MVBP series at http://chemi-con.com/main/
NACEN at www.niccomp.com
UWP at www.nichicon.com
NEV at www.rubycon.com
my first source was at www.panasonic.com, "s-series", P/N ECEVxxxxxxxN (the final N for non-polar)
Hope it helps

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  Re: SMT non-polar electroLYTIC capacitors? Narender Vachani   Posted at: 09/06/00 (1)

  Re: SMT non-polar electroLYTIC capacitors? Dominique Bovey   Posted at: 09/06/00 (0)

  Re: SMT non-polar electroLYTIC capacitors? John Dunn - Consultant   Posted at: 03/20/00 (0)

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