595D

Vishay Sprague

Solid Tantalum Chip Capacitors

TANTAMOUNT® Conformal Coated,

Maximum CV

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For technical questions, contact: tantalum@vishay.com

Document Number: 40007

11

Revision: 16-Dec-05

9.

Recommended Mounting Pad Geometries: The nib must

have sufficient clearance to avoid electrical contact with

other components. The width dimension indicated is the

same as the maximum width of the capacitor. This is to

minimize lateral movement.

10.

Cleaning (Flux Removal) After Soldering: The 595D is

compatible with all commonly used solvents such as TES,

TMS, Prelete, Chlorethane, Terpene and aqueous cleaning

media. However, CFC/ODS products are not used in the

production of these devices and are not recommended.

Solvents containing methylene chloride or other epoxy

solvents should be avoided since these will attack the epoxy

encapsulation material.

REFLOW SOLDER PASTE*

in inches [millimeters]

* Pads for B, C and D case codes are otherwise pad compatible

with Type 293D, B, C and D case codes respectively.

CASE

CODE

WIDTH

(A)

PAD METALLIZATION

(B)

SEPARATION

(C)

T

0.055 [1.5]

0.030 [0.7]

0.025 [0.6]

S

0.067 [1.7]

0.032 [0.8]

0.043 [1.1]

A

0.82 [2.1]

0.065 [1.7]

0.050[1.3]

B

0.120 [3.0]

0.065 [1.7]

0.065 [1.7]

C

0.136 [3.5]

0.090 [2.3]

0.120 [3.1]

D

0.180 [4.6]

0.090 [2.3]

0.145 [3.7]

G

0.156 [4.05]

0.090 [2.3]

0.082 [2.1]

H

0.196 [5.0]

0.090 [2.3]

0.082 [2.1]

M

0.110 [2.8]

0.013 [1.1]

0.052 [1.3]

R

0.245 [6.3]

0.090 [2.3]

0.145 [3.7]

TAPE AND REEL PACKAGING in inches [millimeters]

Case Code

Tape Width

Component Pitch

Units Per Reel

7“ [178] Reel

13“ [330] Reel

T

8 mm

4 mm

2500

10000

S

8 mm

4 mm

2500

10000

A

8 mm

4 mm

2000

9000

B

12 mm

4 mm

2000

8000

C

12 mm

8 mm

500

3000

D

12 mm

8 mm

500

2500

G

12 mm

8 mm

500

2500

H

12 mm

8 mm

500

2500

R

12 mm

8 mm

600

2500

M

12 mm

4 mm

2000

8000

A

C

B

B

Top Cover

Tape Thickness

Carrier

Embossment

R

Min.

Bending Radius

(Note 2)

Standard orientation is

with the cathode (-)

nearest to the sprocket

holes per EIA-481-1 and

IEC 286-3.