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EMC & Circuit Protection


Surface mount ferrite beads improve electromagnetic noise suppression in automotive applications


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urata has launched the BLM18SP_SH1 series of surface mount ‘chip’ ferrite beads constructed in a 1608 (1.6 mm x 0.8


mm) package designed specifically for automotive applications.


As the amount of electronics-based automotive systems continues to increase, so does the need to reduce the potential for electromagnetic interference to impact safe


operation. Many of the new automotive applications such as advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) use a variety of complex and sophisticated electronic components and modules that are extremely sensitive to stray electromagnetic interference. Ferrite beads are an essential component to lower conducted and radiated electromagnetic emissions from power lines. The BLM18SP_SH1 ferrite beads incorporate a new internal electrode


fabrication approach that improves the impedance characteristics while lowering the DC series resistance. Compliant with the AEC-Q200 automotive stress resistance tests for passive components, the BLM18SP_SH1 series comprises a range of five components with impedance values from 30 Ω to 1 kΩ, and rated current from 1.2 to 6 A. Impedance is specified at 100 MHz, and rated current at 85°C. These components support an


-55°C to +125°C operational temperature range with derating.


Compared to the current Murata BML21PG series ferrite beads that are constructed in a 2012 (2.0 mm x 1.25 mm) package, the BLM18SP_SH1 series is 50% smaller. Board space is at a premium for all applications, so by reducing the size of the EMI noise suppression components, more space is available for the end-application. murata.com


Film capacitors for rapidly expanding green energy and automotive applications


EMET, a subsidiary of Yageo Corporation, a global supplier of electronic components, announces three new series of metallized polypropylene dielectric


film capacitors: C44U-M, C44P-R, and R75H. Constructed with an aluminium canister design, both the C44U-M and C44P-R power film series address the increasing demand for high-power conversion systems in green energy and industrial applications. These capacitors also support power conversion in energy storage systems, IGBT and wide bandgap (WBG) semiconductor devices.


The R75H series, a radial box pulse capacitor, is similar in that it supports these applications, but also addresses the automotive sector with its high voltage, AEC-Q200 certified design. The latest C44U-M series features a DC-Link and DC filter power film capacitor designed for high-power conversion systems applications in green energy, industrial, and energy storage systems. It supports DC networks and proportionally supplies high current based on circuit needs or load demands—a common characteristic in wind, solar, and storage energy technologies. Its high DC voltage load capability


(1,800 VDC) and high ripple current make this UL810-certified capacitor optimal for high capacitance while minimizing ESR. Similarly, the new C44P-R series is UL-810-certified and features high current capability for input and output AC filtering (up to 1,000 VAC) in solar converters, wind turbines, uninterruptible power supplies, and power factor correction systems. These cylindrical alumini um canister capacitors allow for higher energy density, extended life, reliability, and quality constructions due to our fully vertically integrated manufacturing facility in Bulgaria. Designed with a radial box style for PCB mounting, the R75H Pulse series includes the same high energy density, extended life, and reliability benefits. This series meets one of the most rigorous reliability standards in the industry with its high voltage range (up to 2,000 VDC), high capacitance range, high dv/dt capability, and AEC-Q200 certified design. These automotive- grade capacitors can support power conversion for on-board electronics systems and on-board battery management systems in vehicles, micro-inverters in solar panels, and WBG semiconductor devices in power supply systems. This series is designed for versatility in harsh conditions due to its THB


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(Temperature Humidity Bias) test capability of up to 85 ºC/ 85 R.H and operating temperature up to 125°C. Its high temperature capability is well-suited for applications that require miniaturization and fewer capacitors due to elevated temperatures and frequencies, such as resonant tank circuits with WBG semiconductor components. These film capacitors launch at a time when renewable (green) energy and technologies are growing at a steady pace. In the International Energy Agency’s (IEA) “Renewables 2019” report*, the total global renewable-based power capacity will grow by 50 per cent between 2019 and 2024. Solar photovoltaics technology, utilized by solar panels, accounts for over half of the growth, while onshore wind technology accounts for 25 per cent of the growth. With major growth in China specifically, Asia accounts for most of the global renewable capacity expansion over the forecast period. Along the same line in automotive technologies, the market for on-board chargers for electric vehicles is estimated to reach $10.8 billion by 2027 with a CAGR of 22.5% from 2020 to 2027. The C44U-M, C44P-R, and R75H series are available immediately via KEMET distributors. kemet.com


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