August, 2018


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Cornell Dubilier Creates Online Custom Catalog Generator


Liberty, SC — Many engineers have a love-hate relationship with paper catalogs. Nothing is easier to use or more accessible, but catalogs quickly become dated and most of the con- tent does not relate to individual needs. For capacitors, Cornell Dubilier Electronics (CDE) has developed a solution to this problem with a new, online catalog generator that allows the creation of unique PDF catalogs. No registration is required to access the custom catalog generator, which can be found at www.cde.com. It is easy to create a custom cat-


alog that includes only the product lines or categories of interest from a menu. Just make the selections and


KEMET Offers MIL-PRF- 32535 Class I and II MLCCs


Simpsonville, SC — KEMET is now offering both Class I and Class II base metal electrode (BME) multi- layer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) qualified for defense and aerospace applications by the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA). The DLA recently accepted KEMET’s X7R dielectric MIL-PRF-32535 for “M” and “T” reli- ability levels. MIL-PRF-32535 is the first


DLA capacitor specification for defense and aerospace that capital- izes on industry-leading base metal electrode (BME) technology. In December 2017, KEMET announced DLA approval for C0G and BP Class


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I dielectrics, which are suitable for critical timing, tuning, pulse, AC, and transient voltage suppression applications where capacitance sta- bility may be a concern. With the recent DLA approval


of KEMET’s X7R Class II dielectric, design engineers will now have access to ceramic capacitors that offer up to a 55-fold increase in capacitance values as compared to the offerings under traditional speci- fications using precious metal elec- trodes (PME). These capacitors are excellent for decoupling, bypass, fil- tering, and bulk storage for military, avionics and space applications. MIL-PRF-32535 is also the first


DLA specification to recognize a flex- ible termination option. KEMET’s flexible termination utilizes a pliable conductive silver epoxy in the termi- nation system. The addition of this epoxy layer inhibits the transfer of board stress to the rigid ceramic body, therefore mitigating flex cracks that can result in low insulation


resistance or short circuits. Contact: KEMET Electronics,


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a catalog is created, with covers, pag- ination and table of contents. Optionally, a preset specialty catalog


can be generated, such as one for power electronics. The catalog can be saved to a drive or printed by the


user. Unlike traditional printed cata- logs, the generated catalogs are always current, as the online data sheets are kept up to date. Another benefit of the tool is


the ability to create documentation of capacitors that is specific to a project in development. This saves time pulling data sheets on every component, organizing and assem-


bling them. Contact: Cornell Dubilier


Electronics, Inc., 140 Technology Online catalog generator.


Place, Liberty, SC 29657 % 864-843-2626 fax: 864-843-2402 E-mail: mdipietro@cde.com Web: www.cde.com


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