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TTI now stocking the ZV series from Panasonic Industry

TTI IP&E – Europe is now stocking the ZV series from Panasonic Industry.

The AEC-Q200-compliant electrolytic polymer hybrid capacitor range sets new industry performance standards with high ripple current and low Equivalent Series Resistance (ESR).

The ZV series capacitors achieve a ripple current between 3.3 to 4.6 Arms, approximately 50% greater than similar-sized offerings available on the market, ensuring exceptional performance in rigorous applications. With an ESR of 12 mΩ at 35 V, the capacitors significantly improve efficiency and reliability in electronics systems over the usual 16 mΩ ESR found in comparable capacitors.


With AEC-Q200 compliance, the ZV series meets stringent quality control measures, which are particularly crucial for the automotive industry. These capacitors are designed to endure ‘under the hood’ temperatures, with a rating of 4000 hours at temperatures of +135  °C and +125  °C. The ZV series also includes variants that are vibration-resistant and capable of enduring shocks up to 30 G, thus ensuring reliability.

The ZV series caters to various automotive applications, including water pumps, oil pumps, cooling fans, high-current DC-DC converters, and Advanced Driver-Assistance Systems (ADAS). Furthermore, these capacitors are suitable for inverter power supplies used in robotics, cooling fans, solar power systems, and more, serving both inverter and rectifier circuits on the DC side.

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