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Jul.13,2011

DEA Series (125

°C Guaranteed / Class1 / DC1kV-3.15kV) Specifications and Test Methods

No.

1

Item

Operating Temperature Range

Specifications

-25 to +125°C

Test Method

2

Appearance and Dimensions

No visible defect, and dimensions are

within specified range.

To be easily legible

The capacitor should be visually inspected for evidence of

defect. Dimensions should be measured with slide calipers.

3

Marking

The capacitor should be visually inspected.

4

Dielectric

Strength

Between Lead

Wires

Body Insulation

No failure

No failure

The capacitor should not be damaged when DC voltage of

200% of the rated voltage is applied between the lead wires for

1 to 5 sec. (Charge/Discharge current

V50mA)

The capacitor is placed in the container with

metal balls of diameter 1mm so that each

lead wire, short circuited, is kept about 2mm

off the metal balls as shown in the figure at

right, and AC1250V(r.m.s.) <50/60Hz> is

applied for 1 to 5 sec. between capacitor

lead wires and metal balls.

(Charge/Discharge current

V50mA)

5

Insulation

Resistance (I.R.)

The insulation resistance should be measured with

DC500±50V within 60±5 sec. of charging.

About 2mm

Metal balls

7

Q

Between Lead

Wires

10000M

Ω min.

6

Capacitance

The capacitance should be measured at 20°C with 1±0.2MHz

and AC5V(r.m.s.) max.

Within specified tolerance

1000 min. (30pF min.)

+350 to -1000ppm/°C

(Temp. range: +20 to +85°C)

The Q should be measured at 20°C with 1±0.2MHz and

AC5V(r.m.s.) max.

8

Temperature Characteristics

The capacitance measurement should be made at each step

specified in the Table.

9

Strength of Lead

Pull

Lead wire should not be cut off.

Capacitor should not be broken.

As shown in the figure at right, fix the body of

the capacitor and apply a tensile weight

gradually to each lead wire in the radial

direction of the capacitor up to 10N (5N for

lead diameter 0.5mm), and keep it for 10±1

sec.

Bending

Each lead wire should be subjected to 5N (2.5N for lead

diameter 0.5mm) of weight and bent 90° at the point of egress,

in one direction, then returned to its original position and bent

90° in the opposite direction at the rate of one bend in 2 to 3

sec.

10

Vibration

Resistance

Appearance

No marked defect

The capacitor should be firmly soldered to the supporting lead

wire and vibrated at a frequency range of 10 to 55Hz, 1.5mm in

total amplitude, with about a 1-minute rate of vibration change

from 10Hz to 55Hz and back to 10Hz. Apply for a total of 6 hrs.,

2 hrs. each in 3 mutually perpendicular directions.

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Solderability of Leads

Lead wire should be soldered with

uniform coating on the axial direction

over 3/4 of the circumferential direction.

The lead wire of a capacitor should be dipped into a ethanol

solution of 25wt% rosin and then into molten solder for 2±0.5

sec. In both cases the depth of dipping is up to about 1.5 to

2mm from the root of lead wires.

Temp. of solder: Lead Free Solder (Sn-3Ag-0.5Cu) 245±5°C

H63 Eutectic Solder 235±5°C

Capacitance

Within specified tolerance

Q

1000 min. (30pF min.)

Continued on the following page.

Temp. (°C)

2

3

4

5

20±2

-25±3

20±2

85±2

20±2

Step

1

W

12

Soldering Effect

(Non-Preheat)

Appearance

Capacitance

Change

Dielectric Strength

(Between Lead

Wires)

No marked defect

Within ±2.5%

Per item 4.

The lead wire should be immersed into the melted solder of

350±10°C (Body of ø5mm and under: 270±5°C) up to about 1.5

to 2mm from the main body for 3.5±0.5 sec.

(Body of ø5mm and under: 5±0.5 sec.)

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