Radial Capacitor – 47UF (Low Profile)

Radial Capacitor – 47UF low-profile electrolytic capacitor uses an electrolyte (a liquid or gel containing a high concentration of ions) to achieve a large capacitance than the other capacitor types.

Aluminium electrolytic caps are the go-to general-purpose capacitors used in most applications requiring larger capacitance values of ≥ 1uF and can handle a polarized capacitor.

These are the latest technology miniature variety with radial leads to keep the component’s size as compact as possible to take up minimum board space.  The outer construction is aluminium.

These Radial capacitors – 47UF are frequently used for low-frequency filtering, providing power supply bulk capacitance, charge pumps, energy storage and similar applications where you need a lot of capacitance.

Specifications:

• Capacitance: 47UF
• Maximum Rating:35V Voltage Rating
• Tolerance: 20%
• Type: Electrolytic
• Leakage Current: I≤0.01CV or 3uA, whichever is greater than 3 minutes after Rated Voltage applied
• Maximum Ripple Current mA RMS 85℃ 120Hz:  60
• Polarization: Yes.  Line with ‘-‘ denotes negative lead
• Operating Temperature -40~+105c degree C
• Package-Type: Aluminum, radial leads
• Dimensions: Package Diameter, Length  5x8mm (Low Profile)
• Lead Spacing: 2.0mm
• Life (Hours): 1000
• Manufacturer & Series: Jackcon  (LSM)
• Lead-free (RoHS)
• Mounting: RB – PC Mount

Notes:  

• These caps are polarized.  Ensure that proper polarity is observed when installing into a circuit.
• Do not exceed the maximum working voltage.

Package Included: 47uF, 35V  10,20 or 50 Pack 

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