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Low henry capacitances?

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What is specifications of low henry capacitanses (micro and nano henry) . If anyone has hands pratcital experiences on this subjects or know documents regarding this please post.

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Steve
 

i think the unit of capacitance is Farad

Henry is the unit of inductor, please explain ur question :cry:
 

I know unit for capicitors capacitance is Farad but I meant unavoidable intrinsic inductance of a capacitance which always exist in any capacitor.
 

i think you use the SMD type Capacitor then may be u can reduce the value of inductance
 

Generally the smaller the capacitor physical size the smaller the lead inductance.

You can calculate the parasitic inductance from the data sheet. Use the capacitance and the self resonant frequency.
 

Thanks all for repling but I meant a large size high voltage low henry capacitances for electromagnetic pulse generation applications. Capacitors for these types of circuits are bulky and store let say about 800 watt or higher of electrical energy

Steve
 

once again, energy is expressed in joules, not watts. :)
are you refering to low ESR electrolytic caps?
 

steve_rb said:
What is specifications of low henry capacitanses (micro and nano henry) . If anyone has hands pratcital experiences on this subjects or know documents regarding this please post.

Regards
Steve

There are many capacitors named "low parasitic inductance capacitors"
known as IDC capacitors:
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or LGA capacitors:
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Most of the leaders of capacitance manufacturers are producing those (murata, AVX, Panasonic etc)
 

steve_rb said:
Thanks all for repling but I meant a large size high voltage low henry capacitances for electromagnetic pulse generation applications. Capacitors for these types of circuits are bulky and store let say about 800 watt or higher of electrical energy

Steve

Hi,

Maybe these links bring the answers to you:


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**broken link removed** and look for also the advertisements in the bottom or at the sides of the pages too.

Or probably this paper is better:

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If you goodle with words like 'high voltage low ESL capacitor' you can find more. And for type number etc you can look up the manufacturers web pages.

unkarc
 

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