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HAVE A QUESTION ON CAPACITORS,ASK AN EXPERT!

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Resistor+caps over 16 years ago

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    Former Member over 13 years ago

    Hi Mr. Setsuda.

    I'm evaluating EECRF0H104 Gold CAP. I want to charge this CAP with a battery (4.2V).

    1) On panasonic application note I read: no need of any external resistor because all internal capacitances have to charge and there is many internal resistances, one for any capacitance element. But at the first time, with cap completely discharged, what is the current taken from battery (I suppose to connect CAP in parallel way to battery )? Is there a particular note to connect it to battery?

     

    2) Now I suppose CAP completely charged and my battery is very low and I suppose a pulse current with very low intensity (150 uA every second). Is EECRF0H104 choice correct? Is Gold cap lifetime destroyed by such current pulsing load?

     

    Thank you very much.

     

     

    Thanks a lot

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    Former Member over 13 years ago in reply to Former Member

    Hello Giamby 3000 san

     

    Thank you for your inquiry.

    It seems that Coin tyoe Gold cap may not suitable for your puls requirment.

    Anyway

    Please fill your requirment into attached Gold Cap Check sheet.

    Then I will check.

     

    Gold Cap Requirement Checklist
    Example
    Application RF-recieve Data buffer
    Charging ConditionsCharging Voltage 3,6V or 5,0V
    Charging Time
    (Max. / Min.)
    3600s
    Charging Current
    (Balanced Resistor, if any)
    200Ohm if 3,6V / 7mA if 5,0V suppply
    Discharging ConditionsBackup Current
    (Max. / Min. / Typical)
    Typical 32mA
    Cut-off Voltage 3,0V-2,7V exxact Value unknown at this time
    Required Backup Time 120ms
    Backup for what
    (RTC, SRAM, …)
    receive current for RF transceiver
    Operating ConditionsExpected lifetime 50000h/100000h/140000h
    Ambient Temperature
    (Max. / Min. / Typical)
    min. 5°C / max 55°C / typical 35°C

     

    Thanks
    Setsuda

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    Former Member over 13 years ago in reply to Former Member

     

     

     

     

    Gold Cap Requirement Checklist

     

    My application
    Application GSM / GPRS Datalogger
    Charging ConditionsCharging Voltage 3,6V
    Charging Time
    (Max. / Min.)
    3600s
    Charging Current
    (Balanced Resistor, if any)
    ?
    Discharging ConditionsBackup Current
    (Max. / Min. / Typical)
    20 mA for 10 minutes
    Cut-off Voltage 2,5V
    Required Backup Time
    Backup for what
    (RTC, SRAM, …)
    GSM Pulse Current

    0 µA continuous current;

    2000 mA for 577 µs every 4.6 ms

    Operating ConditionsExpected lifetime 140000h
    Ambient Temperature
    (Max. / Min. / Typical)
    min. -20°C / max 60°C / typical 30°C

     

     

    Thank you very much Mr. Hiroshi

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    Former Member over 13 years ago in reply to Former Member

     

     

     

     

    Gold Cap Requirement Checklist

     

    My application
    Application GSM / GPRS Datalogger
    Charging ConditionsCharging Voltage 3,6V
    Charging Time
    (Max. / Min.)
    3600s
    Charging Current
    (Balanced Resistor, if any)
    ?
    Discharging ConditionsBackup Current
    (Max. / Min. / Typical)
    20 mA for 10 minutes
    Cut-off Voltage 2,5V
    Required Backup Time
    Backup for what
    (RTC, SRAM, …)
    GSM Pulse Current

    0 µA continuous current;

    2000 mA for 577 µs every 4.6 ms

    Operating ConditionsExpected lifetime 140000h
    Ambient Temperature
    (Max. / Min. / Typical)
    min. -20°C / max 60°C / typical 30°C

     

     

    Thank you very much Mr. Hiroshi

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