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Thats because of the MLCCs you are considering, you can get ones with different voltage coefficents if you want. Like ones that keep 95% at 100v or even better.
by daedrdev 2y ago
Thats because of the MLCCs you are considering, you can get ones with different voltage coefficents if you want. Like ones that keep 95% at 100v or even better. They cost more and have different materials.
Extreme parts cost a whole lot more
- SequoiaHope 2y agoI was once caught by this issue too. The problem was that I didn’t know about the basic phenomenon (MLCC losing capacitance with voltage) so I didn’t know that I was expecting extreme parts.
- rcxdude 2y agoThey're generally bigger as well. That's more or less the tradeoff: the denser the energy storage, the worse all other attributes get.