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Exxelia expands its range of low profile aluminum electrolytic capacitors and defies high temperatures up to +125°C with CUBISIC HTLP

09/06/2022

Press releaseIssued by Exxelia Group.
Exxelia expands its range of low profile aluminum electrolytic capacitors and defies high temperatures up to +125°C with CUBISIC HTLP

Exxelia, a global manufacturer of complex passive components and subsystems for harsh environments, is expanding its CUBISIC capacitor range with a HTLP (High Temperature Low Profile) version. This CUBISIC HTLP offers, in a thin rectangular packaging, the highest energy density of capacitors in its class, combined with a high temperature resistance (-55° → +125°C).

Covering a temperature range of -55° → +125°C, the CUBISIC HTLP is designed to provide excellent performance in extreme temperatures, compatible with the most severe military and aerospace applications. Engineers facing complex design requirements and looking for an easily integrated product will gain space and reliability through the use of improved materials, fully REACH compliant.

The CUBISIC HTLP withstands 20g vibrations and is low-pressure qualified, making it compatible to 92,000 feet in altitude. It is ideally suited for integration into cockpits, actuators, and power generation in commercial and military aircraft as well as radar and laser systems.

It offers up to 60% more capacity than any other rectangular electrolytic capacitor on the market, in the same volume, while having a 5,000-hour life span.

Technical Specifications:

-Capacity from 140μF to 58 000μF

-Voltage from 7.5V to 350V

-Service life of 5,000 hours at 125°C

-Operating temperature -55°C to +125°C

-20g vibrations and 92,000 feet altitude

-RoHS versions available

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