In this feature, Exxelia showcases its portfolio of High-Q ceramic capacitors designed to meet stringent requirements across RF and microwave systems, covering frequencies from 1 MHz up to 40 GHz. Built with P100 and COG/NPO temperature-coefficient dielectrics, these components deliver ultra-low equivalent series resistance (ESR) and stable performance across wide temperature and voltage ranges, making them suitable for challenging uses in defense, aerospace, medical imaging, and high-frequency industrial applications. Their performance helps preserve signal integrity in filters, amplifiers, impedance-matching networks, and more.
Whether you’re optimizing for microwave communications or precision medical equipment, this article offers a clear lens into how high-quality capacitors can elevate design reliability and efficiency.
This report highlights how Exxelia’s engineering teams have refined their approach to integrated magnetic components, particularly for Dual Active Bridge (DAB) power converters. By defining structured design rules and focusing simulations on fine-tuning critical parameters like inductance and eddy current losses, development cycles have become faster and more precise. The piece also summarizes the successful design of multiple Combined Magnetic Integrated (CMI) components covering power ranges from 1 kW to 25 kW at frequencies between 100 kHz and 320 kHz, tailored for space, aerospace, and industrial power systems.
For system designers aiming to reduce size and weight without compromising power performance, this article sheds light on how integrated magnetics can advance modern converter implementations.
In this article, Exxelia introduces the CF/CFS series of pulse capacitors that are distinguished by an integrated bleed resistor option — a combination that simplifies circuit design and space usage in high-voltage applications. Designed with C4xx dielectric, these multilayer ceramic capacitors offer a broad capacitance range from tens of picofarads up to several microfarads and operate reliably across –55 °C to +125 °C with voltage ratings from 500 V up to 10 kV. The bleed resistor integration enhances safety and discharge control for pulse power systems used in industrial, aerospace, and energy sectors.
This piece is particularly relevant for engineers working on pulsed power and high-voltage circuits seeking components that combine electrical performance with practical integration benefits.
As the year ends, we extend warm wishes for the holiday season and a successful start to 2026. Thank you for following Exxelia’s innovations and insights — we look forward to continuing to support your engineering challenges in the year ahead.
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