Stacked power and ground electrodes in a wiring substrate lower source impedance while maintaining high wiring density.
A high voltage filter uses specific terminal arrangements across multiple capacitive elements to reduce effective inductances.
Narrower mounting portions prevent contact with adjacent land patterns, reducing acoustic noise and short circuit risks.
A film capacitor transfers heat from the bus bar to the lid member via a protrusion contact, reducing damage risk during high-current operation.
Segmented textile capacitors connect via flexible boards to resolve the contradiction between fixed voltage levels and expansion capability.
Alternating electrode regions reduce thermal shrinkage stress and electrostrictive forces to prevent cracking during high-layer stacking.
Segmented busbar system conducts heat from capacitor to cooling area via meandering metal bodies.
An integrated capacitor and power module uses an intermediate cold plate to circulate fluid for thermal management.
Segmented metal frame mounting portions prevent short circuits from distortion while maintaining fixing strength.
Segmented metal frame mounting portions prevent short circuits during substrate mounting by isolating distortion risks across asymmetric structural zones.
A composite resin material combines phenylene ether and polyester resins to form dielectric films for film capacitors.
Segmented components separated by an open mesh layer reduce crack transmissibility, enabling higher capacitance at elevated working voltages.
A capacitor design uses a bypass electrode plate to electrically bypass the second electrode plate, lowering self-inductance.