
Epoxy-coated solid electrolytic tantalum capacitor, 0.1µF, 50V. Features radial PC pins, 5.1mm lead spacing & wide operating temperature range.
The Multicomp Pro Epoxy-Coated Tantalum Capacitor is a solid electrolytic device designed for reliable performance in general-purpose applications. Featuring a robust resin-dipped, epoxy-coated construction, this capacitor provides excellent durability and protection for the internal components, ensuring longevity in various electronic circuits.
One of the standout characteristics of this component is its excellent frequency and temperature coefficients. It operates efficiently across a wide temperature range from -55°C to 125°C, making it suitable for demanding environments where thermal stability is crucial.
Key Specifications
Designed for through-hole mounting, the capacitor features PC pin terminals and a radial leaded package. Whether you are working on prototyping or repairing electronic equipment, this MCCB Series capacitor from Multicomp Pro is a practical and dependable choice for your build.
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