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Component arrays feature low cross-talk

11 November 2009 Electronics Technology

Novacap introduced its Cap-Rack series of component arrays that combine a custom selection of individual ceramic components into a single surface-mount package.

Components in each Cap-Rack (CR) array can consist of highly matched multilayer ceramic capacitors (MLCCs) and/or a combination of MLCCs with dissimilar capacitance values and dielectrics. They can also be configured to include other passive devices (ceramic resistors and inductors). CR assemblies are particularly suited to high-reliability applications including implanted medical devices and military, aerospace, space and high-end telecom equipment.

Cross-talk is negligible as components are separated by high-temperature epoxy to minimise coupling. As an option, individual components can be screened prior to assembly. CR arrays are available in various chip-size groupings up to eight chips.



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