Introduction
In modern industrial electronics, components must survive extreme heat, heavy loads, and long operating hours. High-temperature capacitors are engineered to maintain stable performance in these demanding environments — making them essential for inverters, motor controllers, automotive modules, and industrial SMPS systems.
What are High-Temperature Capacitors?
High-temperature capacitors are specialized capacitors rated to operate reliably at elevated temperatures (commonly 105°C and sometimes up to 150°C+). They use robust electrolytes, improved sealing, and durable casing to resist thermal degradation and retain capacitance and low ESR under stress.
