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Tantalum Hybrid capacitors are among the most powerful capacitors available. A new tantalum Hybrid capacitor, having a peak power density of 1.6 MW/l has been developed. The new hermetic capacitor has innovative packaging features that minimize non-active components and allow reliable assembly. The thin, flat package also tends to minimize electrical resistance while maximizing heat dissipation. This unique capacitor combines the high cell voltage capability and low resistance of an electrolytic capacitor with the increased energy density of an electrochemical capacitor.

This document contains specific electrical, mechanical, and environmental requirements and specifications for THQ1 series Tantalum case Hybrid® Capacitors. These specifications are subject to change without notice.

This document contains specific electrical, mechanical, and environmental requirements and specifications for THQ3 series Tantalum case Hybrid® Capacitors. These specifications are subject to change without notice.

This document contains specific electrical, mechanical, and environmental requirements and specifications for THQ5 series Tantalum case Hybrid® Capacitors. These specifications are subject to change without notice.

This document contains specific electrical, mechanical, and environmental requirements and specifications for THQA2 series tantalum case Hybrid® Capacitors.

Tantalum Hybrid capacitors have been selected for use in military laser power supplies and airborne radar systems. These applications require very high specific power, high energy density, and high reliability.