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28 28 KEY POINTS 1. STCs use resonant inductors with resonant capacitors to create resonant tanks that replace DC flying capacitors in an SCC. This highly efficient method of DC-DC power conversion takes up little space. 2. To optimize PDN design, you must have a deep understanding of impedance levels across the entire operating frequency range, the power that passive components must handle at different frequencies, and the characteristics of those passive components. PETER A. BLAIS Sr Director, Application Engineering–Americas KEMET Corporation Up to 10x increase in capacitance versus C0G Retains over 99% of nominal capacitance at full rated voltage and small predictable and linear capacitance change with respect to temperature AEC-Q200 qautomotive qualified version available as well as standard and flexible termination options U2J Commercial-Grade Dielectric SMD ≤250 V MLCCs U2J with KONNEKT™ Technology When combined with KEMET's ultra-stable U2J dielectric, KONNEKT enables a low-loss, low-inductance package capable of handling extreamly high ripple currents in the hundreds of kilohertz U2J with KONNEKT Technology can be mounted in a low-loss orientation to further increase its power- handling capability by lowering ESR and ESL, which increases ripple current-handling capability Surface mountable using standard MLCC reflow profiles

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