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Demand for low ESR (ESR = Equivalent Series Resistance) surface mount (SMT) capacitors continues to grow due to industry wide trend towards distributed power management driven by lower voltage circuit design (powering lower voltage silicon devices). Higher levels of complexity - functions in today's designs means the power levels have not decreased with voltage. Ohm's law gives us I = P/V If within an electronic circuit the operation voltage (V) decreases (example from 5V to 1.0V) and the power (P) remains constant (example 20W) we see that circuit current (I) level increases from 4Amp to 20A respectively. The power management circuit needs to supply high current at low voltage, with minimal noise (ripple voltage). The output capacitor (or capacitor bank) will have a ripple voltage (seen as noise on the supply voltage) proportional to the ESR of the capacitor (or capacitor bank). V = I X Rs ... Ripple voltage = Current X ESR If the current increases from 4A to 20A, within a circuit, the ripple voltage will increase by a factor of FIVE. Increased ripple noise typically cannot be tolerated, so the ESR of the capacitors must be reduced. Compounding the need for low ESR further, is the reduced circuit (silicon) tolerance to voltage variation (noise and line droops).
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