Ceramic capacitors

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Lambda
Ceramic capacitors

The failure rate predicted with the FIDES Guide 2004A for ceramic capacitors with high C.V product is sometimes very high, especially if the life profile has strong thermal cycling.

This high failure rate is the expression of the technological difficulty to have a high capacity with a strong insulation in a small package with ceramic capacitor. Nevertheless, the failure rate predicted with FIDES is perhaps too penalizing for ceramic capacitor with high C.V product (and especially for type 2 ceramic capacitors).

Therefore, as a palliative way, if the C.V product of a capacitor is not at technological limit for its size, it may be acceptable to asses it as medium C.V product.

Lambda

vbayle (not verified)
Re: Ceramic capacitors
Hi,
I′m just starting with the FIDES Methodology.

I′m wondering what is the "V" used in the CV product. Is it "Vapplied" or "Vrated" ?

I don′t get how I can determine if my ceramic capacitor is a type 1 capacitor or a type 2 capacitor.
For example :
http://search.murata.co.jp/Ceramy/CatalogAction.do?sHinnm=GRM40X5R106K10&sNHinnm=GRM21BR61A106KE19&sNhin_key=GRM21BR61A106KE19L&sLang=en&sParam=GRM21BR61A106KE19L

Regards
Xaran

Ps : I accept reply in French too.
Lambda
Re: Ceramic capacitors

Hi,

The V of the C·V product is the rated voltage.

Type I ceramic capacitor are stable and precise.

Type II ceramic capacitor are found in higher value but are less stable and less precise.

You can easily find explanation on electronic component on the web. In french, for capacitor look for example at http://pagesperso-orange.fr/f5zv/RADIO/RM/RM24/RM24G/Rm24G24.html . Also http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Capacitor_(component).

Regards,

Lambda

andreP
Hi, Is it correct to say that

Hi, 

Is it correct to say that the high FITs for Type II ceramic capacitor with high C.V has been addressed by FIDES 2009, and it is now ok to put high C.V for ceramic capactiors when using FIDES 2009 ?

Thanks.

Regards,

AndreP

JIMMYSEBASTIAN
Can we consider Type1 as

Can we consider Type1 as class 1 capacitors (eg :COG) and Type2 as class 2 capacitors (Eg : X7R)

Montigaud
Hey JIMMYSEBASTIAN,Yes you

Hey JIMMYSEBASTIAN,

Yes you can, it is equivalent there is no problem about it.

tourtelier_d
Hi,I found this page,

Hi,

I found this page, claiming to be a concise guide to ceramic capacitor types

https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/technical-articles/x7r-x5r-c0g...-a-concise-guide-to-ceramic-capacitor-types/