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WT83 - HIGH CAPACITANCE WET TANTALUM

With 470µf @100V in a D size, WT 83 is a pass to miniaturize your impactful miniaturization of existing or new designs!

Capacitance values have been strongly increased with Exxelia's new range of tantalum capacitors: 

  • WT83 is an extension of the ST79 families (according to CLR93 MIL values) but with double the capacitance. That is a pass for impactful miniaturization of existing designs by playing on both size and weight (for instance, WT83 offers  470µf  100V in a D size, whereas ST79 only gives 220µF in the same other conditions).
Published on 18 Sep 2017 by Marion van de Graaf

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