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Evans Capacitor Company 72 Boyd Ave. East Providence, RI 02914 401-435-3555 401-435-3558 http://www.evanscap.com
Evans Capacitor Company

Evans Capacitor manufactures high energy density capacitors for demanding defense and aerospace applications. Typical applications replace standard military capacitors, or augment batteries and power supplies where size, weight, reliability and quality are important factors of component selection. Evans is ISO 9001, AS9001 and ITAR registered, and supplies mission-critical components to every major defense and aerospace company in the USA.

Hermetically sealed Evans Hybrid Capacitors have numerous patented features that provide demonstrated advantages over standard capacitor technologies. Hybrid capacitors are EAR-99 for export.

Evans' production facility in East Providence, RI, follows stringent quality guidelines for all Evanscaps. Staff consists of engineers, scientists and technicians with many years of experience in high energy density capacitors, always available to work with engineers and product designers on specific applications.

Our electrolytic-electrochemical Hybrid Capacitors have extremely high power density, unbeatable for pulse radar and laser applications. With high energy density, Hybrid capacitors are also well suited for bridge power or bus power interruption buffers. HyCap is the proven Hybrid Technology packaged in the standard wet slug package for DSCC 93026 and DSCC10004. HyCap delivers better performance at all temperatures and operating conditions, up to 200C, and higher extended cap ratings.

The Capattery® has high capacitance at 5.5V and 11V with full +85°C life performance providing the only supercapacitor capability for memory back-up in defense electronics. Shock hardened models of both Hybrid and Capattery are available for high impact shock environments like missile fusing and penetrator weapon applications.

Evans Capacitor Company White Papers
  • Hybrid Capacitors with High Specific Power (1/14/13)

    Tantalum hybrid capacitors are designed for demanding applications requiring long life, wide temperature range, reliability, high specific energy and power. The hermetic design fits the expectations of customers involved with military or aerospace applications. The design has continued to evolve over the past 10 – 15 years and the latest version has considerably increased specific power.  The capacitors have high specific energy compared to electrolytic capacitors and higher specific power.

    This White Paper was brought to you by Evans Capacitor Company.

  • Determination of Capacitor as a Function of Operating Voltage & Temperature Life (4/30/13)

    Potentiostatically charged Hybrid capacitors age predictably by a mechanism involving electrochemical reactions that reduce the efficiency of the cathode and consume electrolyte. One of these reactions results in the formation of hydrogen at the cathode which reacts irreversibly with the tantalum foil substrate. The material formed is much less conductive than the original. The consequence to capacitor performance is an increase in ESR and a decrease in capacitance. It has been assumed that the rate of this wear-out mechanism is directly related to the leakage current in the capacitor. This means that the relative age of a capacitor is proportional to the quantity of charge passed as leakage current. If one knows what quantity of charge a capacitor can pass over its useful life, capacitor life can be easily estimated by determining the leakage current under any proposed operating conditions.

    This White Paper brought to you by Evans Capacitor Company.


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